Question

modals worksheet
______ you pass me the salt and pepper
A. Might
B. can
C. shall
D. ought​

Answer 1

Answer:

1. We are supposed to wait in the lobby until the receptionist calls again.

2. Oh! I would have loved to go with you all.

3. Can you pass me the salt and pepper.

4. I will make sure that he performs better.

5. Could you be a little polite.

6. He is the chief guest. He might be there.

Answer 2

Can you pa.ss me the salt and pepper? (Option B)

• Modals are a type of verb that differs from normal verbs. They're never used alone; they're always followed by the primary verb.
• They provide more information about the primary verb. They represent certainty, possibility, willingness, obligation, necessity, and capability.
• The use of the modal 'Can' to communicate permission, potential, ability, or capacity is the rule.
• For example;

1. Can I take your car for today? (Permission)
2. Any person can drive. (Possibility)
3. She can study for 12 hours straight. (Ability/ Capacity)