Perfect English Grammar Modal Verbs Exercises
Perfect English Grammar Modal Verbs Exercises gathers the site's exercises on modal verbs on one page: ability, obligation, probability in two parts, past modals with could have, should have and would have, and negative modals. Each title opens a short exercise that marks the answers as they are entered, and the page also leads back to the explanations of the same modal forms.
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The page lists the site's modal verb exercises: ability, obligation, probability in two exercises, past modals with could have, should have and would have, and negative modals. Each title is a link to the exercise itself, and a line at the foot returns to the main modals page, where the explanations of the same forms are kept.
You pick the modal form you want to drill and work straight through its exercise, entering the answer and reading the correction before moving on. Where an answer surprises you, follow the link back to the explanation of that form, then return and repeat the exercise. Taking the exercises in the order listed gives you one pass over the main uses of the modals.
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