Master modal verbs by practicing how to choose the correct one for each situation—expressing ability, advice, permission, obligation, and possibility.
Read each sentence carefully and choose or arrange the correct modal verb to complete it. Think about what the sentence expresses: ability, advice, necessity, or possibility.
Modal verbs show the speaker’s attitude toward an action. Learn to identify context clues that suggest obligation, permission, or likelihood.
Modal verbs help express different shades of meaning such as necessity, ability, permission, and advice. In this exercise, you’ll practice selecting the correct modal based on context. This strengthens your grammar and helps you sound more natural in both spoken and written English.
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Practice arranging words to form sentences about daily activities and routines. Focus on common everyday actions and time expressions.
Learn how to form and use the simple present tense correctly to describe habits, routines, and general truths.
Continue practicing the simple present tense by arranging words to form correct sentences about daily routines, facts, and general truths.
Enhance your English fluency by practicing common idiomatic expressions used in daily conversations, stories, and informal communication.
Deepen your understanding of modal verbs by practicing advanced structures expressing past probability, regret, speculation, and deduction.