Grammar Quiz

Speculation with Modal Verbs Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Speculation with Modal Verbs

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Complete the sentence: He _______ be the one who took my pen, he’s the only one who was in the room.

A. could

B. might

C. will

D. must


He….be American. He doesn’t speak English.

A. can’t

B. must

C. might


Fill in the blank with the appropriate modal verb: They _______ be at the park, I saw their car parked there.

A. must

B. can’t have

C. should


You haven’t eaten all day. You …. be hungry.

A. can’t

B. must

C. may


Choose the correct option for past speculation: She _______ forgotten her keys at the office.

A. should have

B. will have

C. might have


Choose the correct option: He _______ have finished his dinner, his plate is empty.

A. can

B. might

C. should

D. must


Complete the sentence: He _______ be at home by now, it’s already 10 pm.

A. can’t

B. shouldn’t

C. must


He … like football, but I can’t remember.

A. can’t

B. may

C. must


Choose the correct option: They _______ have finished their lunch, their plates are empty.

A. can’t

B. might

C. shouldn’t

D. must


The police … suspect Tom. He’s never committed a crime!

A. might

B. could

C. can’t


What’s that noise? I’m not sure, it …. be the dog.

A. must

B. could

C. can’t


Don’t buy those cheap DVDs. They … be illegal copies.

A. could

B. must

C. can’t


Your mother ….. be a great cook. You are always so keen to get back home to eat!

A. can’t

B. might

C. must


Select the right option for past speculation: He _______ missed the bus, that’s why he’s late.

A. can

B. must have

C. might

D. should have


Complete the sentence: He _______ have been the one who fixed the issue, he’s the only one who knows how to do it.

A. could

B. might

C. will

D. must


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