SATHEE: Modals 1

1. Which of the following sentences best expresses a missed opportunity in the past?

He might be in the office tomorrow.

She could swim when she was five.

They should have tried the new route.

We will have to see the doctor soon.

2. Which sentence correctly uses a modal to express a deduction or assumption?

She can dance for hours without getting tired.

You would love the new restaurant downtown.

It must be raining, given how wet the streets are.

They might visit the museum later.

3. In which sentence does the modal verb indicate an absence of necessity?

He should call her before the party starts.

She mustn't be late for the meeting.

They don't have to attend the conference tomorrow.

We ought to donate to the charity event.

4. Choose the sentence that shows the most uncertainty about future plans.

I will go to the gym later.

I may go to the gym later.

I am going to the gym later.

I have to go to the gym later.

5. Identify the sentence where the modal verb expresses a strong recommendation.

Could you please pass the salt?

They might come to the party next week.

You'd better finish your assignment on time.

I can play the guitar.

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