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You ______ drive after drinking.
You ______ drive after drinking.
shouldn't
You ______ be at least 18 to vote.
You ______ be at least 18 to vote.
must
He ______ himself shaving.
He ______ himself shaving.
cut
She ______ her hand on the tree branch.
She ______ her hand on the tree branch.
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He ______ over a rug and fell.
He ______ over a rug and fell.
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The fire ______ the house down.
The fire ______ the house down.
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She ______ her ankle while playing basketball.
She ______ her ankle while playing basketball.
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His nose was ______ by pepper.
His nose was ______ by pepper.
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Study Notes
Modal Verbs: Should/Shouldn't, Must/Must Not
- Should/Shouldn't: Express advice, recommendations, or expectations. Examples include: "You should eat your vegetables." (advice), "You shouldn't drive after drinking." (advice), and "You should be home by midnight." (expectation).
- Must/Must Not: Express strong obligation or prohibition. Examples include: "You must be at least 18 to vote." (obligation), "You must not touch that wire." (prohibition), and "I must study more for my exam." (strong obligation).
Vocabulary: Actions and Injuries
- Cut: To make a gap in a material or body surface. Examples include: "He cut himself shaving." and "She cut the cake."
- Slip: To lose one's footing. Examples include: "I slipped on the ice." and "The plate slipped from her hands."
- Stung: To be injured by a sharp object or insect. Examples include: "My finger was stung by a thorn." and "His nose was stung by pepper."
- Bitten: To have a part of your body injured by teeth. Examples include: "The dog bitten the child's leg." and "He was bitten by a spider."
- Hit: To strike forcefully. Examples include: "He hit the ball with a bat." and "She hit her head on the table."
- Burn: To damage or destroy through heat. Examples include: "The fire burned the house down." and "He burned his hand on the stove."
- Scratch: To make a light cut. Examples include: "He scratched his hand on the tree branch." and "A cat scratched her arm."
- Break: To fracture a hard object or body part. Examples include: "The glass broke when she dropped it." and "He broke his leg in the accident."
- Trip Over: To stumble and fall over an obstacle. Examples include: "He tripped over a rug."
- Fall Of (from): To descend suddenly from a higher to a lower point. Examples include: "The apple fell from the tree." and "She fell off the ladder."
- Sprain: To injure a ligament through stretching or tearing. Examples include: "He sprained his ankle while playing basketball."
- Bruise: To injure a body part causing discoloration and pain. Examples include: "She bruised her knee." and "He had a bruise on his shin."
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Test your understanding of modal verbs like should, shouldn't, must, and must not. Additionally, challenge yourself with vocabulary related to actions and injuries. This quiz will help reinforce your grasp of these essential English concepts.
