More about modal auxiliaries

By watching the video you can revise the meaning and some uses of modal auxiliaries: may/might, can/could, must/mustn't, should...



Now, play

this game to practise.

Unit 5 C: mustn't/don't have to/ must

Practise the use of these modal auxiliaries with the tests below:

• test 1
• test 2
• test 3
• test 4
• test 5 (read the grammar explanation before)

Pronunciation

Here you can practise how good you are at pronouncing words and expressions.

• game 1
• game 2
• game 3
• game 4

What about the pronunciation of final -ed ending?

• game 1
• game 2
• game 3

More practise with infinitive or -ing form

Have you enjoyed your holiday? I hope so. Do you think that English is too much for you? I'm sure you don't think so.
- First, practise the use of infinitive or -ing form with this test.
- Then,enjoy this classical song by Marvin Gaye and Tami Terrell where they talk about how far away we can get if we try.