Exercise
Form 5: Modal Verbs of Obligation, Necessity, and Advice
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the use of modal verbs to express obligation, necessity, and advice, enhancing their communication skills through interactive scenarios and practical applications. By the end, learners will confidently differentiate between must, should, and have to in diverse contexts, empowering them to articulate advice and express requirements effectively.
Questions
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MultiChoice
Students ___ wear their uniforms during school hours.
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MultiChoice
You ___ drink more water if you want to stay healthy.
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MultiChoice
Drivers ___ stop when the traffic light turns red.
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MultiChoice
You ___ study hard if you wish to pass the final exam.
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MultiChoice
She ___ finish her homework before she goes out to play.
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MultiChoice
Visitors ___ feed the animals in the zoo; it is strictly forbidden.
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MultiChoice
You ___ apologize to your sister for breaking her toy.
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MultiChoice
Candidates ___ hand in their papers before the timer expires.
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MultiChoice
You ___ wear a helmet while riding a bicycle for safety.
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MultiChoice
We ___ respect our parents and teachers at all times.
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MultiChoice
You ___ eat so much sugar; it is bad for your teeth.
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MultiChoice
Employees ___ arrive on time for all scheduled meetings.