Modal verbs: ability/ permission/ obligation (Easy) Quiz

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📝 IELTS – English Grammar – Modal verbs: ability/ permission/ obligation – Easy

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Which sentence uses a modal verb to express a lack of obligation?

You don't have to attend the meeting.

You should visit the museum.

You can leave if you want.

You must complete the form.

None

'Don't have to' is used to express a lack of obligation, meaning attendance is not required. 'Must' indicates obligation, 'can' is permission, and 'should' is advice.

Choose the correct modal verb to complete the sentence: "You ___ wear a coat; it's cold outside."

should

must

might

can

None

'Should' is used to express advice, suggesting wearing a coat is a good idea. 'Can' indicates permission, 'must' is obligation, and 'might' suggests possibility.

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