Question

Откройте скобки и поставьте модальные глаголы в нужную форму. 1. I (can) speak English. 2. I (can) ski when I was seven. 3. I (may) to go to the club when my mother comes. 4. The students (have) to work hard. 5. I’ve bought new skates and tomorrow I (can) skate. 6. It is cold today. You (should) put on your coat. 7. We (have) to wait as the manager was out. 8. We (be) to meet on Monday. 8. Every young man (must) serve in the army. 9. You (ought) to be more attentive at the lessons

Answer 1

Can
could
may
have
can
should
had
have
must
ought

Answer 2

1. I can speak English. 2. I could ski when I was seven. 3. I may go to the club when my mother comes. 4. The students have to work hard. 5. I've bought new skates and tomorrow I will be able to skate. 6. It is cold today. You should put on your coat. 7. We had to wait as the manager was out. 8. We are to meet on Monday. 9. Every young man must serve in the army. 10. You ought to be more attentive at the lessons.

In the given sentences, the modal verbs "can," "may," "have," "should," "had," "are," "must," and "ought" are used to express different modal meanings. These modal verbs bring additional information about ability, permission, necessity, obligation, recommendation, or expectation.

- Can is used to express ability or capability. In sentence 1, "I can speak English," it indicates the speaker's ability to speak English. - Could is the past tense of "can" and is used to express past ability. In sentence 2, "I could ski when I was seven," it indicates the speaker's ability to ski in the past. - May is used to express permission or possibility. In sentence 3, "I may go to the club when my mother comes," it indicates the speaker's possibility of going to the club when their mother comes. - Have is used to express obligation or necessity. In sentence 4, "The students have to work hard," it indicates the students' obligation to work hard. - Should is used to express recommendation or advice. In sentence 6, "You should put on your coat," it indicates the speaker's recommendation to put on a coat because it is cold. - Had is the past tense of "have" and is used to express past obligation or necessity. In sentence 7, "We had to wait as the manager was out," it indicates the past obligation of waiting because the manager was out. - Are is used to express future obligation or arrangement. In sentence 8, "We are to meet on Monday," it indicates the future arrangement of meeting on Monday. - Must is used to express strong obligation or necessity. In sentence 9, "Every young man must serve in the army," it indicates the strong obligation for every young man to serve in the army. - Ought is used to express moral obligation or recommendation. In sentence 10, "You ought to be more attentive at the lessons," it indicates the speaker's recommendation for you to be more attentive at the lessons.