English Grammar - Modals: 87 MCQs with Answers

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English Grammar - Modals

English Grammar- Modals

Practice MCQs on modal verbs (should, would, ought to, must, need, dare) in English grammar for competitive exams.

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Q31. Identify the correct negative form.

Right Answer: You shouldn't worry so much.


Explanation:

'Shouldn't' is followed by the base verb: 'shouldn't worry'.

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Q32. Choose the correct sentence.

Right Answer: If I were you, I should accept the offer.


Explanation:

'Should accept' correctly follows the base verb form after 'should' in this conditional-advice structure.

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Q33. Choose the correct sentence using 'will' for future prediction.

Right Answer: It will rain tomorrow.


Explanation:

'Will' followed by the base verb expresses a future prediction: 'will rain'.

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Q34. Identify the correct sentence using 'will' to express willingness.

Right Answer: I will help you with your homework.


Explanation:

'Will help' correctly expresses willingness to do something.

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Q35. Choose the correct negative form of 'will'.

Right Answer: She won't come to the party.


Explanation:

'Won't' is followed by the base verb: 'won't come'.

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Q36. Identify the correct question form.

Right Answer: Will you attend the wedding?


Explanation:

'Will you attend' correctly inverts 'will' and the subject, followed by the base verb.

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Q37. Choose the correct sentence expressing a habitual action with 'will'.

Right Answer: He will often sit for hours reading books.


Explanation:

'Will' can describe a habitual or characteristic action, followed by the base verb: 'will sit'.

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Q38. Choose the correct sentence using 'would' for a polite request.

Right Answer: Would you please close the door?


Explanation:

'Would' followed by the base verb is used for polite requests: 'would close'.

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Q39. Identify the correct sentence using 'would' for a past habitual action.

Right Answer: Every summer, we would visit our grandparents.


Explanation:

'Would' describes a repeated action in the past, followed by the base verb: 'would visit'.

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Q40. Choose the correct sentence expressing a hypothetical situation with 'would'.

Right Answer: If I had money, I would travel the world.


Explanation:

'Would travel' correctly follows the base verb form in the main clause of a second conditional sentence.

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Published: 03 September 2026 | Last Updated: 08 September 2026 |


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