Verbs
Can, must and should
Modal verbs take a base verb without to. Must not prohibits; do not have to means it is unnecessary.
Rule and examples
Example You must not enter. You do not have to come.
Exercises with answers
Try each exercise before opening the answer.
Express ability with can.
She / play tennis
- She can play tennis.
- She cans play tennis.
- She can plays tennis.
- She can to play tennis.
Show the answer
She can play tennis.
Express ability with can.
She / watch a film
- She can watch a film.
- She cans watch a film.
- She can watches a film.
- She can to watch a film.
Show the answer
She can watch a film.
Express ability with can.
She / build a robot
- She can to build a robot.
- She cans build a robot.
- She can build a robot.
- She can builds a robot.
Show the answer
She can build a robot.
Express ability with can.
She / choose a game
- She can to choose a game.
- She can chooses a game.
- She cans choose a game.
- She can choose a game.
Show the answer
She can choose a game.
Express ability with can.
She / drink some water
- She can drinks some water.
- She can to drink some water.
- She cans drink some water.
- She can drink some water.
Show the answer
She can drink some water.
Express ability with can.
She / send a message
- She can to send a message.
- She can send a message.
- She cans send a message.
- She can sends a message.
Show the answer
She can send a message.
Express ability with can.
She / wear a jacket
- She can to wear a jacket.
- She can wear a jacket.
- She can wears a jacket.
- She cans wear a jacket.
Show the answer
She can wear a jacket.
Express ability with can.
She / find a clue
- She cans find a clue.
- She can finds a clue.
- She can find a clue.
- She can to find a clue.
Show the answer
She can find a clue.
60 exercises in the workshop.