Modal Verbs Test A1 – A2 Grammar Exercises

A: You are ill. You _____ in the balcony. It isn't warm outside.

B: I'm wearing warm clothes. Don't worry.

A: I don't want to leave my phone at the desk before I enter the exam hall. _____?

B: Unfortunately, yes. It is the rule.

A: You _____ wash those strawberries. I've already washed them.

B: Oh, good. Thank you.

I _____ tell the time when I was 8 years old, but now I can.

A: _____ help you?

B: Yes, please. I'm looking for a leather jacket.

A: Betty _____ pay her rent today.

B: I hope she has enough money.

Margaret _____ speak Italian and English, so she _____ work with a translator in this project.

A: I _____ open this jar.

B: Let me help you. _____ use a knife?

A: No problem.

A: _____ turn on the volume of the radio? This is my favourite song.

B: Sure. You _____ ask me. I'm never disturbed by the music.

A: _____ ask you a question?

B: Yes, sure, but I _____ answer it if it is about my private life.

A: I _____ work hard during the weekend.

B: Why?

A: I _____ finish my weekly task yesterday.

She _____ smoke because she is pregnant and it is harmful to the baby.

I _____ get a visa to go to England. I'm a citizen of England.

A: _____ read and write when you were 5?

B: No, I _____.

A: _____ pay any money for this treatment?

B: No, you _____.

This medicine _____ heal you. Give it a try.

You _____ give up. You are strong enough to overcome this problem.

A: Jeremy _____ come to the dinner party today.

B: I know. As far as I know, he _____ go on a business trip.

A: I _____ speak English fluently before I stayed in England for a year.

B: But now you _____. That's very good.

A: _____ see your passport?

B: Why _____ show it?

A: Because I need to see a picture ID.