Question

Activity 2: Fit them Right Complete the following statements by providing the appropriate verbs found in the box. Write your answers on a separate sheet

need must adore ought to
could doubt

1. You_____make use of your time at home by either doing gardening or cooking
2. I definitely_____those people who stay humble despite of their success in te
3.I______ everything that I do. Maybe I should start looking at the brighter side of things
4. It is recommended by health experts that teens________ to sleep at least sleep eight hours a day.
5. You_______avoid vices such as taking illegal drugs, drinking alcohol, and smoking for they are harmful to your health,
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Answer 1

1. Could
2. Need
3. Doubt
4.Must
5.ought to

Answer 2

Completed sentences are as follows:

• 1. You could make use of your time at home by either gardening or cooking
• 2. I definitely need those people who stay humble despite their success in life.
• 3. I doubt everything that I do. Maybe I should start looking at the brighter side of things
• 4. It is recommended by health experts that teens need to sleep at least sleep eight hours a day.
• 5. You ought to avoid vices such as taking illegal drugs, drinking alcohol, and smoking for they are harmful to your health,

Modals:

• A modal verb in English grammar is one that joins with another verb to express mood or tense.
• An expression of necessity, doubt, possibility, or permission is a modal, often known as a modal auxiliary or modal verb.
• A subset of English auxiliary verbs that are primarily used to communicate modality is the language's modal verbs.
• The defect and neutralization of these verbs set them apart from other verbs.
• Can, could, may, might, shall, should, will, would, and must are the main modal verbs in English.
• Modal verbs express potential, intention, capacity, or necessity.
• They are used alongside the main verb of the sentence because they are a sort of auxiliary verb (helper verb).
• Examples that are frequently used include should and must.

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