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%Q83. Identify the sentence with a modal error.
Right Answer: She can to speak French fluently.
Explanation:
'Can' should never be followed by 'to'; the correct form is 'can speak', not 'can to speak'.
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Q84. Choose the sentence with a modal error.
Right Answer: He musts have forgotten his keys.
Explanation:
Modals never take 's' for third person singular; 'musts' is incorrect, the correct form is 'must'.
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Q85. Identify the sentence with a modal error.
Right Answer: I will helping you tomorrow.
Explanation:
Modals are followed by the base form of the verb, not the '-ing' form; the correct form is 'will help'.
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Q86. Choose the sentence with a modal error.
Right Answer: You should has told me earlier.
Explanation:
The correct structure is 'should have', not 'should has'; modals like 'should' don't change form based on subject.
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Q87. Identify the sentence with a modal error.
Right Answer: Will can go tomorrow if needed, is a common but incorrect double-modal construction.
Explanation:
Two modal verbs cannot normally be used together in standard English; 'will can go' is incorrect — 'will be able to go' should be used instead.
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