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Grammar – Modals

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