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Grammar – Modals

Questions 1–10 of 12
Q1. “Could” can be used for polite requests.
Q2. A modal must always be followed by “to”.
Q3. “Must not” can express prohibition.
Q4. “Should studying” is the correct form after a modal.
Q5. “May” can be used to ask for permission.
Q6. A modal verb is normally followed by the base form of the main verb.
Q7. 'Must' is normally used to express a past habit.
Q8. “Might” normally expresses complete certainty.
Q9. “Should” can be used to give advice.
Q10. “Must” can express strong obligation.