Complete the gaps with suitable verbs in the affirmative or negative, there could be different options: can, could, may, might, should, must, & have to


1. You________swim here. It's forbidden,
2. She___________cook tonight. We're having dinner at a restaurant.

3. We're going now because we__________be home by 10.00 phone you because my phone wasn't working.

5. These questions are easy. I________answer all of them.

6. That's a nice necklace. In my opinion you________buy it

7. Debbie__________
go to the party because she was ill

8. I'm busy in the morning but we__________
meet in the afternoon.

9. Lisa__________
buy clothes. She makes her own.

10. I'm not sure but Mike___________
go out without a coat.

The verbs and modal for the gaps are given below:

Modal verbs express potential, intention, capacity, or necessity. They are used with the main verb of the sentence because they are a type of auxiliary verb (helper verb). Examples that are frequently used are should and must. A verb is present in every sentence.

We use the word "verb" to describe both actions (what things do) and states of being (how things are). Verbs include, for instance, the words describe, eat, and rotate. When a noun or pronoun is used to describe what the noun or pronoun is doing, verbs are almost always used as well.

Therefore, the correct options are 1. can not, 2. must not, 3. must, 5. can, 6. should, 7. did not, 8. have, 9. does not have to, and 10. would.

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