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    1.2 - 1.3 Modal Verbs Exercises

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    1. The document provides examples of dialogues to practice using modal verbs such as can, can't, could, may and must. It includes 4 examples of conversations using these modal verbs in different contexts like borrowing items, making requests and checking in luggage. 2. It also includes a section that lists the steps in a dialogue out of order and asks to number them correctly. The dialogue is about checking in luggage at the airport. 3. In total, the document gives practice exercises to familiarize the reader with common uses of modal verbs through short conversational examples.

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    1. The document provides examples of dialogues to practice using modal verbs such as can, can't, could, may and must. It includes 4 examples of conversations using these modal verbs in different contexts like borrowing items, making requests and checking in luggage. 2. It also includes a section that lists the steps in a dialogue out of order and asks to number them correctly. The dialogue is about checking in luggage at the airport. 3. In total, the document gives practice exercises to familiarize the reader with common uses of modal verbs through short conversational examples.

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    1. The document provides examples of dialogues to practice using modal verbs such as can, can't, could, may and must. It includes 4 examples of conversations using these modal verbs in different contexts like borrowing items, making requests and checking in luggage. 2. It also includes a section that lists the steps in a dialogue out of order and asks to number them correctly. The dialogue is about checking in luggage at the airport. 3. In total, the document gives practice exercises to familiarize the reader with common uses of modal verbs through short conversational examples.

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    1.2 - 1.3 Modal Verbs Exercises

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    Modal Verbs

    I. Complete the dialogues with the modal verbs in the boxes

    can’t can couldn’t

    1. A: ____________ you lend me your car?


    B: No, you ____________ drive!
    A: You mean, I ____________ drive three months ago, but now I’m a great driver.

    can wasn’t able to may

    2. A: Tom ____________ finish his project on time, so he got a bad grade. ____________ you
    please call him and talk to him? He’s really upset.
    B: Sure. ____________ I borrow your cell phone?

    wasn’t able to could may


    3. A: Good evening. ____________ I ask you something?
    B: Of course.
    A: When is flight RD7001 going to arrive? ____________ you check?
    B: I´m sorry, but the plane ____________ take off because of bad weather.
    A: Oh dear.

    can may can’t

    4. A: Excuse me, you ____________ bring your dog into this store.
    B: ____________ I just see that coat for a minute?
    A: I’m very sorry, but no. However, I ____________ tell you the price. It’s $125.
    B: Thank you.

    Mitchell, H.Q.. (2010). Traveler Pre-Intermediate A2, American edition, Workbook.


    European Union: MM Publications. PP. 24-25.
    II. Put the dialogue in the correct order. Write 1-8.

    _____ Sorry. I wasn’t able to get here earlier. Am I too late?

    _____ Could I have a window seat please?

    _____ It’s fine. May I see your passport, please?

    _____ Thank you.

    _____ And this small one here.

    _____ Ok, put them on the conveyor belt, please.

    _____ Certainly. How many bags are you checking in? Just one?

    _____ Of course, there you go.

    Mitchell, H.Q.. (2010). Traveler Pre-Intermediate A2, American edition, Workbook.


    European Union: MM Publications. PP. 24-25.

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