BÀI TẬP VỀ ĐỘNG TỪ KHIẾM KHUYẾT

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the correct modal verb from the list (can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would):

1. I ___ help you with your homework if you need assistance.
2. We ___ go swimming tomorrow if the weather is nice.
3. He ___ speak five languages fluently.
4. You ___ start your assignment now to finish it on time.
5. They ___ be at the meeting by 9 AM.

Exercise 2: Rewrite the Sentences

2Rewrite the following sentences using a suitable modal verb. Make any necessary changes.

1. He has to finish the project today. (Permission)
2. You are allowed to leave early if you finish your work. (Advice)
3. She is certain she will pass the exam. (Possibility)

Exercise 3: Create Sentences

Create sentences of your own using each of the following modal verbs (can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would):

1. Can: ___________
2. Could: ___________
3. May: ___________
4. Might: ___________
5. Must: ___________
6. Shall: ___________
7. Should: ___________
8. Will: ___________
9. Would: ___________

Exercise 4: Choose the Correct Modal Verb

Choose the correct modal verb to complete each sentence (can, could, may, might, must, shall, should, will, would):

1. You __ wear a helmet when riding a bike.
2. They ___ be home by now; it’s already late.
3. ___ we go to the beach this weekend?
4. He ___ run faster when he was younger.

Exercise 5: Identify the Modal Verb

Identify the modal verb in each sentence and explain its function (ability, possibility, permission, obligation, etc.):

1. She can play the guitar very well.
2. We must leave now if we don’t want to be late.
3. You should eat more vegetables for better health.
4. I might go to the party, but I’m not sure yet.

Exercise 6: Correct the Mistakes

Correct the mistakes in the use of modal verbs in these sentences:

1. He must to finish his work before going out.
2. You would call her if you want to know the details.
3. She can speaks three languages fluently.
4. They might goes to the cinema tonight.

Exercise 7: Complete the Dialogues

Complete the dialogues with appropriate modal verbs:

1. A: I’m not sure what to do about this problem.
   B: You ___ talk to your manager for advice.
2. A: I’m feeling really tired today.
   B: You ___ take a break for a while.
3. A: Do you think he’ll join us?
   B: He ___, but he hasn’t confirmed yet.
4. A: This looks heavy. Can I help you with it?
   B: Thanks! I ___ really use some help.

Exercise 5: Match the Sentences with Prepositions

Match each sentence with the correct preposition of place (in, on, at, behind, between, under, in front of, above, opposite, next to):

1. The car is parked ___ the garage.
2. The clock is hanging ___ the fireplace.
3. The restaurant is located ___ the river.
4. There’s a bench ___ the park.
5. The cat is hiding ___ the sofa.

Exercise 6: Choose the Correct Preposition

Choose the correct preposition of place to complete each sentence:

1. The hotel is ___ the city center (at, in).
2. The book is ___ the top shelf (on, in).
3. He’s waiting ___ the bus stop (on, at).
4. The cat is sitting ___ the chair (on, under).
5. My keys are ___ my bag (on, in).

Exercise 7: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with the appropriate preposition of place:

1. The coffee shop is ___ the bank and the grocery store.
2. The keys are ___ the table, where I left them.
3. The picture is hanging ___ the bed.
4. The bus stop is right ___ the street from the school.
5. There’s a playground ___ the park.

Exercise 8: Complete the Dialogues

Complete the dialogues with the correct preposition of place:

1. A: Where is the remote?
   B: It’s ___ the couch.
2. A: Where’s your car parked?
   B: It’s ___ the parking lot.
3. A: Can you find my phone?
   B: It’s ___ your bag, I think.
4. A: Where is the new café?
   B: It’s ___ the corner of the street.
5. A: Where is your office?
   B: It’s ___ the second floor.

Exercise 9: Correct the Mistakes

Find and correct the mistakes with prepositions of place:

1. The flowers are in front of the table, not on it.
2. He’s sitting next of me during the meeting.
3. The book is on the drawer, not inside it.
4. The park is at the middle of the city.
5. The picture is above the desk, not behind it.