Use of Modal Verbs.
Choose the correct option
1) There are some black clouds in the sky. It (ought to / would / may) rain this evening.
2) My son has always been a clever boy; he (could / might / had to) read when he was three.
3) Clare (is able to / will / have to) be five years old next month.
4) Most children (might / can / must) wear school uniforms in private schools.
5) You often have headaches. I think you (may / should / can) visit a neurologist.
6) I’m afraid I (can / can’t / might) go out tonight, I (could / might / have to) work late.
Correct the mistakes
7) It’s getting late. We really must to go.
It’s getting late. We really go.
8) Do I may borrow your pen?
borrow your pen?
9) I am not can understand why you're so upset.
I understand why you're so upset.
10) She has admit, it's incredibly exciting.
She admit, it's incredibly exciting.
11) I hope they not will be late.
I hope they be late.
12) What he should say when they ask?
say when they ask?​

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