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Practise precise modal verbs and hedging for IELTS-level grammar accuracy.
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40 questions
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Answer to place stones and capture territory.
Outrun the snow together.
Earn blasts, then hunt the other team.
Answer to earn energy, then climb.
The class blasts through walls together.
Bid on mystery lots. Most money wins.
Sell tours. Nice, standard, or a total scam.
Answer, restock, and serve the rush.
More correct answers pulls the rope your way.
Answer, then shoot down the alien wave.
Answer, then tap to leap the frozen ridge.
The office lights are on, the printer is running, and fresh coffee is on the desk. Complete: Someone ___ in the office now.
The bus has stopped at the gate, its doors are open, and passengers are queuing to board. Complete: The driver ___ ready to leave soon.
A candidate's desk is empty, her coat is gone, and the exit log shows her number. Complete: She ___ in the exam room.
The lecture hall is silent, but a laptop is open and a half-written slide is projected. Complete: The lecturer ___ preparing the next section.
The restaurant is locked, the sign says 'closed', and no staff are visible. Complete: It ___ serving lunch now.
Wet umbrellas are standing by the classroom door, and students' coats are damp. Complete: It ___ raining outside.
The library catalogue shows every copy on loan, and the shelf is empty. Complete: The book ___ available today.
A meeting room has voices inside and a 'Do not disturb' sign on the door. Complete: The panel ___ interviewing candidates.
The train indicator shows 'cancelled' and no platform is listed. Complete: The train ___ arriving on time.
The laboratory freezer alarm is sounding and the temperature display reads 12 °C. Complete: Something ___ wrong with the freezer.
A survey questioned 18 students from one college. Which claim keeps the evidence appropriately cautious?
A review combines 42 studies from several countries with similar results. Which phrasing best reflects the weight of evidence?
A single interviewee said online classes helped her confidence. Which sentence reports this without overgeneralising?
A decade of national data shows the same decline each year after a regulation. Which claim fits this evidence?
An article cites no data but offers a plausible explanation. Which modal phrase keeps the claim safe?
Two independent experiments produced the same result under controlled conditions. Which wording is best?
A questionnaire had a 9% response rate, and non-respondents were not studied. Which claim is most responsible?
A pilot programme improved attendance in one rural school. Which conclusion is appropriately hedged?
A large randomised trial found no measurable effect on exam scores. Which sentence reflects the evidence?
A graph shows a slight rise, but the margin of error is larger than the change. Which phrasing is safest?
The application rules say the reference letter is compulsory. Which sentence states the requirement?
The notice says candidates are not allowed to use phones during the test. Which version is correct?
The optional workshop is offered for practice, but attendance is not required. Choose the accurate sentence.
The laboratory safety rule says goggles are required whenever chemicals are handled. Which sentence fits?
The library permits water in sealed bottles but bans food at desks. Which sentence states the ban?
On this course, the final presentation is recommended but not compulsory. Which sentence is accurate?
A visa rule says travellers are required to show proof of insurance. Which sentence matches the rule?
The museum rule says photography is forbidden in the archive room. Choose the correct statement.
The form asks for a middle name only if the applicant has one. Which sentence is accurate?
The contract says staff are forbidden to share confidential files. Which sentence states this correctly?
The speaker booked a taxi, but the conference hotel later provided a free shuttle. Which comment fits?
The report was due yesterday, but the team submitted nothing. Which sentence criticises the missed action?
The passport was locked in a safe, so the visitor did not take it home by mistake. Which modal perfect fits?
The committee printed 500 leaflets, but only 80 were needed. Choose the best comment.
The candidate ignored the word limit and lost marks. Which sentence gives the correct retrospective advice?
The museum was closed all day, so the tourists did not enter it at noon. Which modal perfect is correct?
The train left at 08:00, but the traveller arrived at 08:20. What should the traveller say?
The organiser bought insurance twice because she missed an email confirming the first policy. Choose the best comment.
The lift was out of order, so visitors used the stairs. Which sentence explains the situation?
The essay had no conclusion, and the examiner noted this as a weakness. Which sentence is appropriate?
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