Modal Verbs

What's the meaning of the modal verb in bold? Choose the correct meaning. That man can’t be a teacher. He looks too young.

What's the meaning of the modal verb in bold? Choose the correct meaning. When you've finished the test, you may quietly leave the room.

What's the meaning of the modal verb in bold? Choose the correct meaning. You can’t wear jeans! All students have to wear a uniform.

What's the meaning of the modal verb in bold? Choose the correct meaning. You mustn’t use your mobile phone in the classroom.

Choose the correct alternative for the sentence. Richard has the ability to solve maths problems very quickly.

Choose the correct alternative for the sentence. Students are obliged to be on time for class.

Choose the correct alternative for the sentence. It is necessary for you to have a computer password.

Choose the correct alternative for the sentence. It isn't necessary to stay in the exam hall after you have completed the test.

Complete sentence B so that it has a similar meaning to sentence A. Use a modal verb from the picture and the correct form of the verb in brackets. A: I’m sure schools 100 years ago weren’t the same as they are nowadays. (BE) B: Schools 100 years ago ..... very different from nowadays.

Complete sentence B so that it has a similar meaning to sentence A. Use a modal verb from the picture and the correct form of the verb in brackets. A: It’s possible Leo went to school by bus. (TAKE) B: Leo ..... the bus to school.