Grammar

Modals

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Easy

Choose the correct modal: ___ I come in, sir?

AWill

BShould

CMay

DMust

Hard

Assertion (A): 'You must not enter this area' expresses prohibition. Reason (R): 'Must not' is used when something is forbidden, while 'need not' means something is unnecessary.

ABoth A and R are true, and R is the correct explanation of A.

BBoth A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A.

CA is true, but R is false.

DA is false, but R is true.

Medium

Spot the error: 'You need not to bring any documents.'

AYou

Bneed not to (should be 'need not')

Cbring any

Ddocuments

Easy

In which sentence is 'can' used for permission? (a) I can swim. (b) Can I go out to play, Mom?

A(a)

B(b)

CBoth

DNeither

Medium

Choose the correct form: 'The parcel ___ arrive by Thursday if it was sent on Monday.'

Amust

Bshould

Cwill

Dmight

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