which sentence is correct? a) You could to be right. Let's check on the internet. b) You can be right. Let's check on the internet. c) You could be right. Let's check on the internet. Which sentence is correct? a) It's six o'clock. She musts leave work to get the train. b)It's six o'clock. She must to leave work to get the train. c) It's six o'clock. She must leave work to get the train. Which sentence is correct? a) That can't being them. Their car's yellow. b)That can't be them. Their car's yellow. c)That don't can be them. Their car's yellow. Which sentence is correct? a)Joe might be to play football at the moment. b)Joe might be playing football at the moment. c)Joe might be play football at the moment. Which sentence is correct? * a)That virus may of come from an app. b)That virus may come from an app. c)That virus may to come from an app. Which sentence is correct? a)We don't must make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping. b)We mustn't make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping. c)We mustn't to make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping. Which sentence is correct? a)Why we always have to come to the same café? b)Why do we always have to come to the same café? c)Why do we always have come to the same café? Did you know that Mozart COULD play the piano by the time he was five? a) impossibility b) prohibition c) possibility d) ability
Respostas
Resposta:
Which sentence is correct?
b) You can be right. Let's check on the internet. => Simple present
Which sentence is correct?
c) It's six o'clock. She must leave work to get the train.
Which sentence is correct?
b) That can't be them. Their car's yellow.
Which sentence is correct?
b) Joe might be playing football at the moment.
Which sentence is correct? *
b) That virus may come from an app.
Which sentence is correct?
b) We mustn't make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping.
Which sentence is correct?
b) Why do we always have to come to the same café?
Did you know that Mozart COULD play the piano by the time he was five?
d) ability
Explicação:
Verbos modais (Modal verbs)
A função dos verbos modais é mudar ou complementar o sentido do verbo principal, expressando ideias de possibilidade, obrigação, dedução, desejo, proibição, vontade, capacidade, etc. Veja, a seguir, os verbos modais e o que cada um, basicamente, expressa:
Can (capacidade/possibilidade): I can run for a long time. (Eu posso correr por muito tempo)
Could (capacidade/possibilidade no passado): I could do it, but I don’t want. (Eu poderia fazer isso, mas eu não quero)
Might (probabilidade): You might go with me. (Você pode ir comigo).
Should (conselho): You should visit your mother. (Você deveria visitar sua mãe)
May (pedido): May I go to the party? (Eu posso ir na festa?)
Must (obrigação): He must study English. (Ele deve estudar inglês)
Ought to (conselho): You ought to know Rio de Janeiro. (Você deveria conhecer o Rio de Janeiro)
Would (pedido): Would you help me with this? (Você me ajudaria com isso?)
Shall (sugestão): Shall we study? (Vamos estudar?)