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Understanding Modal Verbs

Asking to borrow the car: obligation, permission, and possibility live on a dial

Must vs. have to: a distinction examiners quietly track

Possibility modals: might, may, could, and how sure you actually are

Practice: Choose the Correct Modal

Quiz 1: Speaker's own strong conviction

Quiz 2: An external legal requirement

Quiz 3: Prohibition vs. no obligation

Quiz 4: A genuinely uncertain possibility

Quiz 5: Advice, not obligation

Quiz 6: Distinguishing "must not" from "don't have to"

Quiz 7: Near-certain prediction

Quiz 8: Past modal of deduction

Quiz 9: Speaking Part 3 -- hedged opinion

Quiz 10: Past obligation not fulfilled

Quiz 11: Permission in formal register

Quiz 12: Zero possibility (impossibility)

Quiz 13: Recommendation in an essay conclusion

Quiz 14: Ability vs. possibility (can vs. could vs. may)

Quiz 15: Formal request

Quiz 16: Distinguishing "must" (opinion) from "have to" (external rule) in context

Quiz 17: Full review -- pick the fully correct sentence

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

Modal verbs of obligation, possibility, and advice -- essential for expressing degrees of certainty and recommendation, taught from an everyday permission-asking analogy to exam-ready control.

Modal verbs let you express exactly how certain, how obligatory, or how advisable something is -- a level of precision IELTS examiners reward heavily. This module untangles must/have to/should/might/could/may from an everyday analogy through to exam-ready use.

Modal Verbs: Obligation, Possibility, and Advice

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