Modals in English sentences – Exercise Which of the three sentences containing a modal has the same meaning as the original one?1. They are able to speak English well. They can speak English well. They may speak English well. They must speak English well. None 2. Steve is not allowed to stay out late. Steve may not stay out late. Steve might not stay out late. Steve need not stay out late. None 3. Do I have to clean the kitchen? Can I clean the kitchen? Must I clean the kitchen? Should I clean the kitchen? None 4. Are you able to drive a tractor? Can you drive a tractor? Must you drive a tractor? Should you drive a tractor? None 5. We are not allowed to swim when the red flag is flying. We must not swim when the red flag is flying. We need not swim when the red flag is flying. We should not swim when the red flag is flying. None 6. She is not able to read Chinese. She cannot read Chinese. She may not read Chinese. She need not read Chinese. None 7. Do you think we are allowed to park here? Do you think we may park here? Do you think we must park here? Do you think we need park here? None 8. You don't have to do this exercise. You must not do this exercise. You need not do this exercise. You should not do this exercise. None 9. We have to stop when the traffic lights are red. We can stop when the traffic lights are red. We may stop when the traffic lights are red. We must stop when the traffic lights are red. None 10. Am I allowed to ask a question? May I ask a question? Must I ask a question? Should I ask a question? None Time's up
