Negative Modal Verbs of Possibility and Obligation
Focus on negative modal verbs used to express possibility and obligation. Practice identifying and applying negative forms correctly in sentences.
Questions
-
MultiChoice
Which negative modal verb expresses impossible certainty in the present?
-
MultiChoice
Choose the sentence that means something is logically impossible.
-
WordsBox
He ____ be at home because I saw him at the ____ two minutes ago.
-
MultiChoice
What does 'might not' express?
-
MultiChoice
Complete the sentence: 'She _____ come to the party if she feels tired tonight.'
-
WordsBox
We ____ not go to the beach if the weather ____ rainy.
-
MultiChoice
Which sentence expresses prohibition rather than impossibility?
-
MultiChoice
Select the correct negative modal verb: 'It is only October, so it _____ be Christmas tomorrow.'
-
WordsBox
You ____ not cheat during games, as it ____ against the rules.
-
MultiChoice
What is the difference between 'cannot be' and 'might not be'?
-
MultiChoice
Fill in the blank: 'He _____ be ten years old yet; he looks much younger!'
-
WordsBox
The team ____ not win the trophy if their best player ____ injured.
-
MultiChoice
Which negative modal verb means an action is forbidden?
-
MultiChoice
Choose the correct sentence for logical impossibility.
-
WordsBox
You ____ not waste food when others ____ it.