Learning Task 2: Connect the modal verb to the appropriate verb. Draw a line from the modal verb going to the correct main verb.

driven
1. Will drove
drive

visited
2. may visit
visits

go
3. could went
goes

loved
4. should loves
love

like
5. would liked
likes

Learning Task 3: Read the sentences, identify the errors, then rewrite them with necessary correction.
1. You must to finish your homework.
2. I don’t can drive.
3. You should not to smoke.
4. We not could call you.
5. He mights go to sleep.
6. They can to stay with us.
7. We would not to arrive on time.
8. She wills return soon.
9. May I to borrow your pen?
10. You have to not pay today.

Learning Task 4: Read the sentences with modals. Identify whether the modal used in the sentences expresses ability, possibility, permission, obligation, or prohibition.

1. Could I turn on the air con?
2. He could speak fluent French when he was five.
3. Richard may be coming to see us tomorrow.
4. May I borrow your pen?
5. You ought to love your neighbor.
6. You mustn’t tell anybody else.
7. I must memorize all of these rules about tenses.
8. It’s a nice day. We could go for a walk.
9. You must keep it a secret.
10. You can’t go out of your house without wearing a face mask.

REFLECTION
Complete the following phrases.

1. I understand that _______________________.
2. I realize that ____________________________.​