by Dr. Radut

20 Random Question Quiz About Modal Verbs

Test your grammar skills with this 20-question quiz. It covers a wide range of topics such as modal verbs (have to, must, should), verb forms (gerunds, infinitives), future tense, and time words (ever, since, for). Whether you're a student, teacher, or language enthusiast, this quiz will help you improve your understanding of English grammar and take your language skills to the next level.

Have to, Must, Should

Modal verbs are used to express necessity, obligation, or advice. This section focuses on how to use "have to," "must," and "should" correctly in different contexts.

Examples:

  • "I have to finish my homework before going out." (External obligation)
  • "You must wear a seatbelt while driving." (Personal obligation)
  • "You should visit the doctor if you feel unwell." (Advice)

Gerunds and Infinitives

Understanding the difference between gerunds and infinitives can greatly improve your sentence structure. Gerunds act as nouns, while infinitives can be used in various grammatical roles.

Examples:

  • "She enjoys swimming in the ocean." (Gerund as object)
  • "To travel the world is my dream." (Infinitive as subject)
  • "He needs to study for the exam." (Infinitive as object)

Future Tense

The future tense is essential for discussing plans or actions that will take place. Learn how to use this tense to talk about what has not yet occurred.

Examples:

  • "I will meet you at the café tomorrow."
  • "She is going to start her new job next week."
  • "We shall see the results soon."

Ever, Since, For

Time expressions like "ever," "since," and "for" help clarify the duration and timing of actions. This section focuses on their proper use in sentences.

Examples:

  • "Have you ever been to Paris?" (Any time up to now)
  • "She has lived here since 2010." (Specific starting point in the past)
  • "They have been working here for five years." (Duration of time)

Grammar Quiz

This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of grammar concepts such as modal verbs, verb forms, future tense, and time expressions. With 20 questions covering these topics, it’s a great way to check your progress and boost your grammar skills.