Prohibition Sentences Quiz
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Which of the following sentences expresses prohibition?

  • You should enter the building without a valid ID.
  • You are allowed to enter the building without a valid ID.
  • You can enter the building without a valid ID.
  • You may not enter the building without a valid ID. (correct)

    • Which of the following sentences does not express prohibition?

  • You can take the elevator instead of the stairs. (correct)
  • You are not allowed to park here.
  • You should not smoke in this area.
  • You must wear a helmet while riding a bike.

    • Which of the following sentences correctly expresses prohibition?

  • You have to turn off your cell phone during the movie. (correct)
  • You would not bring pets to the restaurant.
  • You could not talk during the presentation.
  • You might not eat in the library.

    • Which of the following is NOT a modal verb that can express prohibition?

    <p>Can</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a correct example of a sentence expressing prohibition using a modal verb?

    <p>You must not smoke in this area.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Which of the following is a common misunderstanding about modal verbs expressing prohibition?

    <p>Modal verbs can express prohibition in any tense.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Prohibition in Sentences

    • Prohibition denotes actions that are not permitted or forbidden.
    • Sentences expressing prohibition often use modal verbs such as "must not," "cannot," and "may not."
    • An example of a sentence expressing prohibition is "You must not smoke in the building."

    Non-Prohibition Sentences

    • A sentence that does not express prohibition implies permission or neutrality regarding actions.
    • For instance, "You can go to the party" indicates permission rather than a prohibition.

    Correct Expression of Prohibition

    • Correctly expressing prohibition involves clear use of modal verbs or specific words that indicate a ban.
    • An example includes "Students may not use their phones during the exam."
    • Common modal verbs that express prohibition include "must not," "cannot," and "should not."
    • However, "might," "could," and "would" do not express prohibition.

    Example of Prohibition using Modal Verbs

    • A sentence like "You must not enter this area" effectively uses a modal verb to convey prohibition.

    Misunderstandings about Modal Verbs

    • A common misunderstanding is that all modal verbs convey prohibition, while in reality, several modals indicate possibility or permission instead.

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    Test your knowledge on identifying sentences that express prohibition with this quiz. Determine which sentences correctly express prohibition and which ones do not.

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