INTERMEDIATE Practice Practice. Modal verbs (can, could, have to) Practice. Modal verbs (can, could, have to)0% Practice. Modal verbs (can, could, have to) In my country you _____ get married when you’re sixteen can couldn’t could managed to The neighbors were having a row, and I _____ hear every word they said. can managed to couldn’t could I can’t see the small print very well. I think I ____ wear glasses soon. will have to won’t have to don’t have to have to My grandfather _____ speak four languages when he was alive. managed to could couldn’t can Speak up! I _____ hear you! can’t can couldn’t could I went for a ten-mile run last Saturday. It nearly killed me! I _____ move on Sunday could couldn’t managed to can Nobody enjoys _____ get up at five o’clock in the morning having to have to will have to has to I phoned the plumber because I _____ smell gas in the kitchen can could managed to couldn’t ____ you speak French before you moved to Paris? Can Couldn’t Could Managed to I phoned yesterday, but I ____ get an answer. Where were you? managed to couldn’t can could If I fail my exam, ____ I ___ take it again? will / have to did / have to do / won’t have does / have to _____ you _____ find all the things you wanted at the shops? Did / could Did / have to Did / can Did / manage to _____ I borrow your dictionary? Can’t Manage to Could Couldn’t I _____ work very hard because I have an exam next week. am having have to had to has to Jane and John saved and saved, and finally they _____ buy the house of their dreams managed to couldn’t can could _____ we _____ have any vaccinations before we go to Barbados? Did / have to Will / have to Are / having Won’t / have The police _____ find the man who had stolen my car. He was sent to prison. could couldn’t can managed to When we got to the top of the mountain we _____ see for miles could couldn’t managed can You _____ work hard after your exam. You can have a holiday had to won’t have have too won’t have to You _____ be a millionaire to shop in Harrods. Everything is expensive there. won’t have to have to will have to don’t have to _____ your grandmother _____ leave school when she was only fourteen? Won’t / have Did / have to Will / have to Are / having to Your score is 0% Restart quiz Repeat grammar – Modal verbs (can, could, have to)Spread the lovePost navigationPrevious: Indefinite pronouns in englishNext: Irregular verbs. The second and third forms are the same, the first differs by one sound