Modal Verbs in English Grammar

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Which modal verb best completes the sentence: That _______ be my mobile, mine is silver and that is black.

  • mustn't (correct)
  • shouldn't to
  • would
  • haven't

What does the use of 'mustn't' imply in this context?

  • I am uncertain about my mobile.
  • It is possible that it is my mobile.
  • It is not my mobile. (correct)
  • It could be any mobile phone.

Which of the following modal verbs expresses obligation?

  • would
  • haven't
  • mustn't (correct)
  • shouldn't to

Which modal verb is incorrectly used in the following context: 'You shouldn't to be late for class.'

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What is the grammatical role of modal verbs in sentences?

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Modal Verbs

Used to express possibility, a polite request or a hypothetical situation.

Would

Indicates that something is likely or probable.

Should

Expresses an obligation or a strong recommendation.

Mustn't

Used to express a prohibition or a strong negative statement.

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Haven't

Indicates that something is not the case.

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