Question

Fill in the blanks in the following sentences by using appropriate modals.

a) __________ you please tell me the direction to the hotel?

b) You __________ pay in cash. They do not accept credit cards.

c) We __________ improve the existing education system.

d) __________ I help you?

e) You __________ clean your room.

f) We ________ keep the lights and fans switched off when they are not in use.

g) I __________ come home from the office today.

h) __________ you have a wonderful day!

i) I __________ go to see the movie. The reviews are good.

j) I __________ definitely be at the airport to receive you.

k) She __________ take her meals regularly.

l) You __________ reach home before eleven, she said.

m) __________ we go for a walk?

n) The soldiers in the Army __________ wear a uniform.

o) There is one more point I __________ refer to.

p) You have worked hard. You __________ pass.

q) It is very cloudy. It __________ rain.

r) You __________ be properly dressed when you come to office.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Hope this answer may help you.

Explanation:

a) Can

b) Must

c) Must

d) Should

e) Should

f) Should

g) can

h) Will

i) Will

j) Should

k) should

l) Should

m) Should

n) Must

o) should

p) Should

q) May

r) Should

I think so 2-3 ans are wrong.SORRY !

Answer 2

Answer:

The modals to be filled in the blanks are-

a) Could you please tell me the direction to the hotel?

b) You can pay in cash. They do not accept credit cards.

c) We must improve the existing education system.

d) Can I help you?

e) You should clean your room.

f) We could keep the lights and fans switched off when they are not in use.

g) I can't come home from the office today.

h) Might you have a wonderful day!

i) I should go to see the movie. The reviews are good.

j) I would be at the airport to receive you.

k) She will take her meals regularly.

l) You should reach home before eleven, she said.

m) Can we go for a walk?                          

n) The soldiers in the Army must wear a uniform.

o) There is one more point I should refer to.

p) You have worked hard. You should pass.

q) It is very cloudy. It will rain.

r) You must be properly dressed when you come to the office.​

Explanation:

• The English modular action words are a subset of the English helper action words adapted generally to communicate methodology.

• They can be recognized from different action words by their deficiency and by their balance.

• The primary English modular action words are can, could, may, may, will, ought to, will, would, and should.

• They are not the same as expected action words like "work, play, visit..." They give extra data about the capability of the principal action word that follows it.
• They have an extraordinary assortment of open capabilities.

• They never change their structure. We can't add "s", "ed", "ing"...

• They are constantly trailed by an infinitive without "to" (e.i. the exposed infinitive.)

• They are utilized to permit speakers to communicate sureness, probability, readiness, commitment, need, and capacity/ability.

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