TRUE FALSE

Modals

Questions 1–10 of 11
Q1. “Might” usually expresses possibility.
Q2. “Can” only expresses permission and never ability.
Q3. “Would” can be used in polite requests.
Q4. “Could” can express past ability.
Q5. A modal is normally followed by the base form of a verb.
Q6. “Must not” can express prohibition.
Q7. “May” is never used for permission.
Q8. A modal is followed by the base form of a verb.
Q9. “Must” can express obligation.
Q10. “Ought to” is followed by the base verb with “to”.