Modal Verbs: High Possibility and Certainty Exercise

Modal Verbs: High Possibility and Certainty

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Modal Verbs: High Possibility and Certainty

Practice using modal verbs that indicate high possibility and certainty. Learn how to express strong likelihood in sentences.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    Which modal verb shows the highest degree of certainty that something is true?

  2. MultiChoice

    Choose the sentence that shows complete certainty about a situation.

  3. WordsBox

    The lights are off, so they ____ be out, but they ____ return soon.

  4. MultiChoice

    Select the modal verb that completes the sentence: 'She has practiced all week, so she _____ win the competition.'

  5. MultiChoice

    Which sentence expresses strong certainty based on clear evidence?

  6. WordsBox

    He has worked hard all day, so he ____ be tired and ____ need some rest.

  7. MultiChoice

    What does 'must' indicate in the sentence: 'You must be exhausted after running that marathon'?

  8. MultiChoice

    Which word best replaces 'is certain to' in: 'The train is certain to arrive on time'?

  9. WordsBox

    She left an hour ago, so she ____ be at school by ____

  10. MultiChoice

    Identify the option that indicates 100% certainty.

  11. MultiChoice

    Which modal verb fits best? 'The ground is wet, so it _____ have rained last night.'

  12. WordsBox

    That key ____ belong to Sarah because she ____ carries one.

  13. MultiChoice

    Select the sentence where the speaker feels most confident about the outcome.

  14. MultiChoice

    What is the degree of possibility shown by 'certainly'?

  15. WordsBox

    If you add eight and two, the answer ____ be ____