English Grammar - Modals: 87 MCQs with Answers
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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0%Q43. Choose the correct sentence using 'must' for strong obligation.
Right Answer: You must submit the form by Friday.
Explanation:
'Must' followed by the base verb expresses strong obligation: 'must submit'.
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Q44. Identify the correct sentence expressing logical certainty with 'must'.
Right Answer: She must be very tired after the long journey.
Explanation:
'Must be' correctly expresses a strong logical conclusion.
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Q45. Choose the correct negative form expressing prohibition.
Right Answer: You must not enter this area.
Explanation:
'Must not/mustn't' followed by the base verb expresses prohibition: 'must not enter'.
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Q46. Identify the correct sentence expressing past deduction.
Right Answer: He must have left already.
Explanation:
'Must have + past participle' expresses a confident conclusion about the past: 'must have left'.
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Q48. Choose the correct sentence using 'ought to' for moral obligation.
Right Answer: You ought to respect your elders.
Explanation:
'Ought to' is followed by the base form of the verb: 'ought to respect'.
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Q49. Identify the correct negative form of 'ought to'.
Right Answer: You ought not to lie.
Explanation:
The correct negative form is 'ought not to' followed by the base verb: 'ought not to lie'.
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Q50. Choose the correct sentence expressing past obligation with 'ought to have'.
Right Answer: He ought to have apologized for his mistake.
Explanation:
'Ought to have + past participle' expresses an unfulfilled past obligation: 'ought to have apologized'.
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