Modal auxiliary verbs exercises

Exercises

Choose the correct modal verbs: can - can't, may - may not, must - mustn't - needn't.

On the plane: Madam, you wear a seat belt all the time during the flight.

You revise English words regularly if you want to speak English fluently.

You take me to the train station tomorrow morning. I think know the way.

You park in front of my garage, sir. I can't get out of it with my car.

Sandy? Sandy! Is your telephone all right now? you hear me again?

No, no. It be Greg. He is much taller than this guy.

Grandma, please be careful next time! You fall over again.

You pass the university entrance exam next year. Who knows?

I can't carry all this luggage on my own. You help me with it.

I don't want to go out with you just now. I dust the furniture first.

I come to the meeting on time if there are traffic jams during the rush hour.

You miss the Stanley Cup Finals on Sunday. It'll be a fantastic match.

Do you need a new guitarist? Tim play the guitar very well, as far as I know.

I'm afraid that Bill like it if you won't tell him the truth.

Modal auxiliary verbs exercises with answers, PDF worksheets and grammar rules with examples for beginners - pre-intermediate learners of English as a foreign language.

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