L.4.1.c
Use modal auxiliaries (can, may, must) to convey various conditions
10 sentences · from Can, may, must
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Can is being able to (the horse can run fast), may asks to be allowed (May I eat an apple?), must is having to (Dad must wash the car).
Example 1Choose the word for "is able to".
The clown ____ dance well.
The clown can dance well.
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Example · Choose the word for "is able to".The clown ____ dance well. (can / must / may)The clown can dance well.
Example · Fix the verb that goes with "may".May I eats an orange?May I eat an orange?
- Choose the word for asking "am I allowed to".____ I pat the dog? (must / can / may)
- Choose the word for "has to".Mom ____ make soup because the child is hungry. (must / can / may)
- Choose the word for "are able to".We ____ ride the child's bikes well. (can / may / must)
- Choose the word for "are able to".The drivers ____ drive the buses safely. (may / must / can)
- Choose the word for "has to".Dad ____ wipe the boots because they are muddy. (can / must / may)
- Fix the verb that goes with "can".The zebras can runs fast.
- Fix the verb that goes with "must".Dad must washes the dogs because they are muddy.
- Fix the verb that goes with "may".May we drinks juice?
- Fix the verb that goes with "must".Dad must cleans the fish's tank because it is dirty.
- Fix the verb that goes with "can".We can drives the buses safely.
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- The zebras can run fast.
After can, the verb has no ending: run.
- Dad must wash the dogs because they are muddy.
After must, the verb has no ending: wash.
- May we drink juice?
After may, the verb has no ending: drink.
- Dad must clean the fish's tank because it is dirty.
After must, the verb has no ending: clean.
- We can drive the buses safely.
After can, the verb has no ending: drive.
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