ELEMENTARY Practice PRE-INTERMEDIATE Practice. Modal verbs: can, can’t, could Practice. Modal verbs: can, can’t, could 0% Practice. Modal verbs: can, can't, could _____ you post this letter for me? Will Shall Are May _____ you pass the salt, please? Are Could Do Should _____ you remember which shoe you put on first this morning? Should May Were Can _____ I open the window? Do Will Shall Am I bought this pen today and it doesn’t work. _____. You should take it back. Could you fill it with ink? Shall I give you another one? It cannot be expensive. Cigarettes _____ seriously damage your health can are do were If you had video, you _____ record it yourself tonight can may could must You _____ be hungry. You’ve just had dinner must may aren’t can’t _____ open the windows. I’m cold. Needn’t Can’t Don’t Mustn’t You _____ be hungry. You had no lunch must couldn’t can’t shouldn’t We _____ leave now or we’ll be late has to must can will Please _____ make noise don’t can’t didn’t may not _____ you speak Spanish? Can Are May Is Sorry, this _____ be my bag. Mine is brown. could can must can’t He _____ read faster a few years ago. might must can could You _____ enter without a tie. weren’t ought not aren’t can’t _____ I go? B: Yes, you can. Am Need Did Could _____ you help me with my homework? May Are Need Can My car has been stolen. _____. You are phoning the police Could you ring the police? Will you phone the police? You should ring the police Shoes _____ be either black or brown. need don’t may are Your score is 0% Restart quiz Grammar for learning modal verbs and the verb Can (Could) Spread the love Post navigation Previous: Defining pronouns in EnglishNext: Irregular verbs. The second and third forms are the same, ending -t