Might, Should, Must

Modal verbs that set how likely, or how necessary, something is

Lesson 11
Medium

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Date

Chef Polpetta

Set the dial: might and could leave a doubt, should advises, must and will leave none. And after a modal it is always have.

Tick the right one

aWe could have missed the bus.We could of missed the bus.how sure?

bIt might could snow tonight.It might snow tonight.how sure?

cYou ought to try the special.You ought of try the special.how sure?

dThe bread will rise soon.The bread will must rise soon.how sure?

Find the 5 mistakes

Notice to all staff. The lunch rush might of started early today, so we must all be ready. The new oven could of arrived by Friday, so listen for the van. Waiters should of polished the glasses by ten, and kitchen staff might could need extra flour. Anyone who spills the sauce must of course clean it up. If the mayor visits, he will must want cannoli.

One of after a modal is doing a different job. Read it twice before you circle anything.

Write the corrections here

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Lesson 11 · Medium · side 2

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a It ___ rain tomorrow, but I am not sure.

Tick 1mightmustwillshould

Now write your own perhaps sentence about tomorrow:

b Which sentences give advice?

Tick 2You should book a table.You ought to try the soup.You must not run.It might snow.You will be late.

Now write your own advice with should or ought to:

c Everyone ___ wash their hands before cooking. It is the rule.

Tick 1mustmightcouldmay

Now write your own kitchen rule with must:

Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

We might could win the baking prize. Two modals make it twice as likely, no?

Tell him why it is wrong.

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