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Modals and Usages Online Quiz
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Answer : C
Explanation
"Ought not to, shouldn't or should not" are used to suggest and advice to not do the actions.
Q 2 - I am just leaving but I will ask if Jishaan ... help you.
Answer : B
Explanation
"Might" is used to express an action with even lesser chance of happening than in the case of "may".
Q 3 - You ... told him to come home earlier.
Answer : D
Explanation
"Could" is used to speak on the ability of the doer in the past time. Similarly, "Could not" is used to speak about the inability of someone in doing an action in present or future.
Answer : A
Explanation
"Have to" is used in situations where the action is a compulsory thing to do.
Q 5 - They ... worse players than that score suggests.
Answer : A
Explanation
"Could" is used to speak on the ability of the doer in the past time.
Q 6 - I ... understand a word of what the cop was saying.
Answer : A
Explanation
"Could not" is used to speak about the inability of someone in doing an action in present or future, also about predicting an action with some accuracy.
Q 7 - Raj ... change her mind regarding her decision to sell the car.
Answer : B
Explanation
Was/is able to" is used as a replacement of "can or could" when talking about achievements.
Q 8 - She ... a headache, thats why she was not enjoying her singing.
Answer : B
Explanation
"Must" is used in situations where the action is a requirement, or where the action can be predicted with much accuracy.
Answer : B
Explanation
"Must" is used in situations where the action is a requirement, or where the action can be predicted with much accuracy.
Q 10 - Mary is playing video games when she
Answer : B
Explanation
"Ought to, should" are used to suggest actions, provide opinions and give advice.