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 modal verb is used to express a prohibition?

Should

Might

Must not

Can

None

'Must not' is used to express prohibition, meaning something is not allowed. 'Can' indicates permission, 'should' is advice, and 'might' suggests possibility.

Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express permission?

You can go to the party.

You should go to the party.

You might go to the party.

You must go to the party.

None

'Can' is used to express permission. 'Must' indicates obligation, 'should' is advice, and 'might' suggests possibility.

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