Question

Fill in a modal verb or a synonymous expression and the appropriate form of the verbs in brackets. 1. What fine weather! ... (we / go) to the park? 2. We're not sure where the teacher is. She ... (to be) in the Staff Room.

Answer 1

1. What fine weather! Will we go to the park?
2. We're not sure where the teacher is. She may be in the Staff Room.

Answer 2

1. What fine weather! Shall we go (we+/+go) to the park? 2. We're not sure where the teacher is. She could be (to+be) in the Staff Room.

Explanation:

1. In the first sentence, the appropriate modal verb to use is "shall." "Shall we go" is a suggestion or an invitation to go to the park. The verb "go" should be in the base form because it follows the modal verb "shall."2. In the second sentence, the appropriate modal verb to use is "could." "She could be" indicates possibility or uncertainty about the teacher's location. The verb "be" should be in the base form because it follows the modal verb "could." Please let me know if you need any further assistance!