Question

Choose the correct item. 1 You..... study harder if you want to pass the ICT exam. A shall B can C must 2 Henry to be calling us in five minutes. A ought B may C might 3 ..... you like to use my mobile to make your call? A Will B Would C Could 4 ..... we meet outside the cinema at 8 o'clock? A Might B May C Shall 5 Hazel..... get up very early to go to her computer class. A can B has to C needs The sign says you..... charge your phone here. A mustn't B couldn't C needn't 7 it.... be difficult to connect to the Internet sometimes. A can B could C would 8 Edith..... be out. She's not answering the phone. A can B must C will

Answer 1

1. You must study harder if you want to pass the ICT exam.

2. Henry may be calling us in five minutes.

3. Would you like to use my mobile to make your call?

4. Shall we meet outside the cinema at 8 o'clock?

5. Hazel has to get up very early to go to her computer class.

6. The sign says you needn't charge your phone here.

7. It can be difficult to connect to the Internet sometimes.

8. Edith must be out. She's not answering the phone.

Answer 2

The correct answers to the fill-in-the-blank sentences are:

1. A. You must study harder if you want to pass the ICT exam. 2. A. Henry must be calling us in five minutes. 3. A. Could you like to use my mobile to make your call? 4. A. Might we meet outside the cinema at 8 o'clock? 5. A. Hazel has to get up very early to go to her computer class. 6. A. You needn't charge your phone here. 7. A. It can be difficult to connect to the Internet sometimes. 8. A. Edith might be out. She's not answering the phone.

Explanation:

1. "You must study harder if you want to pass the ICT exam." Here, "must" is used to express a strong necessity or obligation. 2. "Henry must be calling us in five minutes." Here, "must" is used to express a strong necessity or obligation. 3. "Could you like to use my mobile to make your call?" Here, "could" is used to make a polite request. 4. "Might we meet outside the cinema at 8 o'clock?" Here, "might" is used to express a possibility or probability. 5. "Hazel has to get up very early to go to her computer class." Here, "has to" is used to express a strong necessity or obligation. 6. "You needn't charge your phone here." Here, "needn't" is used to express a lack of necessity or obligation. 7. "It can be difficult to connect to the Internet sometimes." Here, "can" is used to express ability or possibility. 8. "Edith might be out. She's not answering the phone." Here, "might" is used to express a possibility or probability.