Modals in Depth

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "He can drive."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "May I ask a question?"

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "Visitors must sign in."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "You do not have to bring food."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "You must not touch this wire."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "You should revise the summary before sending it."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "The manager may call this evening."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "You must be tired after the flight."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "They must have left already."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "I should have checked the figures more carefully."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "We could have won the match."

Which modal meaning label best fits this sentence? "Could you send me the link?"

Complete the sentence correctly: "He ___ speak French."

Complete the sentence correctly: "She ___ leave now; the rule is strict."

Complete the sentence correctly: "Students ___ use calculators during the exam."

Complete the sentence correctly: "You ___ bring food if you do not want to."

Complete the sentence correctly: "You ___ park here."

Complete the sentence correctly: "You ___ revise the summary before sending it."

Complete the sentence correctly: "The answer ___ be in the appendix."

Complete the sentence correctly: "That ___ be the final version; it has no title page."

Complete the sentence correctly: "They ___ left already."

Complete the sentence correctly: "I ___ told you earlier."

Complete the sentence correctly: "We ___ won the match."

Complete the sentence correctly: "___ you send me the link?"

Which sentence means prohibition, not absence of obligation?

Which sentence means there is no necessity?

Which sentence best expresses future ability?

Which sentence gives advice rather than strong obligation?

Which sentence expresses present deduction rather than obligation?

Which sentence best asks for formal permission?

Which sentence uses may for possibility, not permission?

Which sentence best shows one successful past achievement?

Which sentence best shows general past ability?

Which sentence best expresses a missed opportunity?

Which sentence best makes a polite request?

Which sentence best expresses a strong negative deduction about the past?

Which sentence best shows strong deduction about a past event?

Which sentence best shows strong negative deduction about the past?

Which sentence best shows regret or criticism about what did not happen?

Which sentence best shows unrealized possibility?

Which sentence best shows a possible explanation about the past?

After several attempts, which form best completes the sentence? "He ___ unlock the file."

Which sentence best shows general past ability?

Which sentence best completes a likely deduction from evidence: "The lights are off and his car is gone. He ___ at home."

Which sentence best completes a strong logical conclusion: "You ___ tired after the flight."

Which sentence best completes a regret about checking data? "I ___ the figures more carefully."

Which sentence best completes a past possibility? "She ___ forgotten the meeting."

Which sentence best completes a missed chance? "We ___ if we had defended better."

Choose the best correction: "He can to speak French."

Choose the best correction: "She must to leave now."

Choose the best correction if the meaning is "There is no obligation": "You mustn’t come if you are busy."

Choose the best correction: "He could finished it yesterday."

Choose the best correction: "She should to apologize."

Choose the best correction: "They may to arrive late."

Choose the best correction: "Must I to sign here?"

Choose the best correction: "He can drives."

Choose the best correction: "She doesn’t can swim."

Choose the best correction: "You don’t must bring food."

Choose the best correction: "He was able unlock the file."

Choose the best correction: "They should have went earlier."