Modal Auxiliaries

You had better ---- the job properly.

• as do
• doing
• do
• done

Birds will ----- in the morning.

• chirp
• have chirped
• chirping
• be chirping

The line is busy; someone ---- the telephone now.

• must be using
• should be using
• must have used
• should have used

I would ----- to chase these bous away from my kitchen garden.

• have
• run
• sell
• like

The general public ----- a large number of computers now as the prices are decreasing.

• must buy
• must have bought
• must be buying
• must have to buy

He ---- at home, because the lights were on.

• must have been
• should have been
• mustn't have been
• couldn't have been

You had better --- or you will miss the train.

• hurried
• hurry
• hurries
• been hurried

No man can ----- alone.

• lives
• live
• lived
• living

That dress doesn't suityou; you ---- buy another.

• will
• would
• should
• could

He ----- to ----- in Khulna.

• He was used to living in Khulna.
• He used to live in Khulna.
• He used to living in Khulna.
• He had been used to live in Khulna.

Arif ---- drink Coca-cola, but he does now.

• could not used to
• use to
• did not use to
• had not use to

If you are forbidden to do something, "it mean you need not to do it."

• it means you need are not do it
• it means you need must not do it
• it means you need could do it
• it means you have not go to do it

The boy from the village said, 'I --- starve than beg.' Which of the following best completes the above sentence?

• better
• rather
• would rather
• would better

Which of the sentence is correct?

• I had better not be late
• I had better not to be late
• I had not better be late
• I had better being late

He ------ to ride bicycle.

• was used
• used
• was using
• use

You ---- help me if you don't have time. I can do the job myself.

• aren't able to
• don't have to
• don't
• aren't going to

You ---- go to that room, it's forbidden!

• don't have to
• mustn't
• shouldn't
• don't know how to

Choose the correct sentence.

• Mizan is absent today; he must have been sick again.
• Rahim is back in the team today; he must be feeling better now.
• The line is busy; someone should be using the telephone now.
• She must be study in her room now.

You think she is married? She ---- be, she hasn't got a ring on her finger.

• can
• can't
• must
• mustn't

There are no lights on and no one answer the door bell. They ----- be at home.

• mustn't
• can't
• will not
• shouldn't

Choose the correct sentence.

• Would you please don't worry.
• Would you please not worry.
• Please don't to worry.
• Would you please not to worry.

I have a headache. ------ you buy some aspirine for me?

• Shall
• May
• Could
• Should

Choose the correct alternative verb for the sentence. I don't think I ------ be able to go.

• shall
• should
• can
• could