A Closer Look 2 SVIP

Fill in the blanks with the uses of the underlined modal verbs.

1. If she trains harder, she can run faster than you.

2. If you finish your paper, you can hand it in and leave for home.

3. If you want to have good mental health, you should balance your study and life.

4. He may / might get a good job if he is good at IT.

5. You must get rid of all the distractions if you want to manage your time effectively.

Choose the correct modal verbs to complete the following sentences.

1. She (can / should) go home early if she finishes her work.

2. If you train hard, you (might / shouldn't) win the first prize.

3. If they don't want to be punished, they (must / may) follow the rules.

4. If students have an upcoming exam, they (shouldn't / can't) wait to study until the day before it.

5. If you're having a bad day, you (should / may) do your best to get through it.

Fill in the blanks to complete the structure.

If + S + , S + will/can/should + .

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence. There is ONE extra word.

What will you say in each situation below? Use first conditional sentences with modal verbs.

Your friend invites you out for an ice cream, but it's possible that you will have a sore throat.

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence. There is ONE extra word.

What will you say in each situation below? Use first conditional sentences with modal verbs.

Your roommate often stays up late at night. You think it is necessary to get enough sleep every night; otherwise, his health will suffer.

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence. There is ONE extra word.

What will you say in each situation below? Use first conditional sentences with modal verbs.

Your little brother wants to go for a swim. You agree but ask him to finish all his homework first.

Put the words/phrases into the correct order to make a complete sentence. There is ONE extra word.

What will you say in each situation below? Use first conditional sentences with modal verbs.

You're able to make a delicious pizza when you have all the needed ingredients.