Question

Choose the suitable semi/quasi - modals for the following sentences:
1. You
_not read every chapter. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
2. I
_to buy a carton of milk a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
3. How
you oppose the leader? a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
4. We
_help the needy.
a) ought to b) need c) dare d used to
5. I swim in the river everyday when I was young. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
6. Students
submit the record note books on time. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
8. He/My father__ play football in his college days. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
9. He
read many books during his school days. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
10. You
_not read every chapter.
a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
11. You
_be ashamed of his conduct.
a) ought to b) need c) dar ) used to
12.I_ wake up at 5 o'clock when I was a young boy. a) ought to b) need c) care d) used tu
13. If he plays well, he (become) the district champion. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
14. Children take care of their parents during their old age.a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
15. My grandmother tell me stories when I was young. a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
16. How
you call me names?
a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
19. How
you ask me such a question?
a) ought to b) need c) dare d) used to
20. Gowri
not show her progress card to l.​

Answer 1

Answer:

you_ not read every chapter

Answer 2

1. You need not read every chapter.

2. I used to buy a carton of milk.

3. How dare you oppose the leader?

4. We ought to help the needy.

5. I used to swim in the river everyday when I was young.

6. Students need to submit the record note books on time.

8. He/My father used to play football in his college days.

9. He used to read many books during his school days.

10. You need not read every chapter.

11. You ought to be ashamed of his conduct.

12. I used to wake up at 5 o'clock when I was a young boy.

13. If he plays well, he ought to become the district champion.

14. Children ought to take care of their parents during their old age.

15. My grandmother used to tell me stories when I was young.

16.  How dare you call me names?

19. How dare you ask me such a question?

20. Gowri need not show her progress card.

Auxiliary verbs include words like could, might, will, ought, and should. They're used in conjunction with other verbs to convey concepts like capability, obligation, and possibility. Modal verbs differ from other verbs in several ways. After the modal verb, use the phrase be, followed by the –ing form of the main verb. It's time for me to get going. Without much change, a modal verb can be introduced before a verb in the present perfect continuous tense.