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    The document provides a series of sentence fragments with gaps to be filled in with modal verbs. The gaps require choosing modal verbs like "can", "may", "should", "must", etc. to appropriately complete the sentences regarding things that are required, permitted, advised, or possible in different situations like being in class, taking a test, using a phone, going to the park, and other scenarios.

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    Exercises About Modal Verbs

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    The document provides a series of sentence fragments with gaps to be filled in with modal verbs. The gaps require choosing modal verbs like "can", "may", "should", "must", etc. to appropriately complete the sentences regarding things that are required, permitted, advised, or possible in different situations like being in class, taking a test, using a phone, going to the park, and other scenarios.

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    Exercises:

    Choose an appropriate modal verb to fill in the gaps below.


    More than one option may be possible.

    a. You really _______ be in bed. It’s past midnight!


    b. Our neighbour said I _______ play the clarinet at 7 in the morning, because
    he needs his sleep!
    c. Excuse me, Mrs Dalton, _______ I open the window? It’s a little hot in here.
    d. _______ we meet again tomorrow at 3? We still need to put the finishing
    touches on our project.
    e. I really _______ go home now, my parents are waiting for me.
    f. Sit down, I _______ make you some tea.

    e. In the classroom you ___________ pay attention to the teacher.

    f. I think you ________ have a test tomorrow. You ________ study to get a
    good mark.

    g. You ___________ use your mobile phone in class.

    h. I ____________ go to the park tomorrow. I am not sure yet.

    i. I ___________ take photos here. It is forbidden.

    j. __________ I open the window, please?

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