Free Modal Verbs practice — bank your points or risk another roll for more. Grammar game for primary school students.
Years 5–9
60
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Examples in this game
Easy
Choose the STRONGER modal verb: We ____ miss our train. → will · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: You ____ start studying for your exams soon. → should · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: I ____ finish the report by tomorrow morning. → should · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: They ____ work together to finish the project on time. → will · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: We ____ remember to pick up some milk on the way home. → must · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: You ____ probably start studying for your exams soon. → should
Medium
Choose the WEAKER modal verb: I must finish this report tonight, or I ____ lose my job. → might · Choose the WEAKER modal verb: I ____ wear a jacket today; it's quite chilly. → might · Choose the WEAKER modal verb: I ____ go to the gym tonight, but I could also stay home and relax instead. → could · Choose the WEAKER modal verb: I can't believe we could miss the train, and we ____ be stuck here all night! → might · Choose the WEAKER modal verb: After we finish dinner, we could watch a movie, or we ____ play board games instead. → could · Choose the WEAKER modal verb: He ____ have forgotten his keys at home, or he could have left them in his office. → might
Hard
Choose the STRONGER modal verb: We ____ miss our train. → will · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: You ____ start studying for your exams soon. → should · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: I ____ finish the report by tomorrow morning. → should · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: They ____ work together to finish the project on time. → will · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: We ____ remember to pick up some milk on the way home. → must · Choose the STRONGER modal verb: You ____ probably start studying for your exams soon. → should
Curriculum fit
Grammar
Part of Rollama's Word Class Knowledge quest, used with Years 5–9.