by BlastRoom
Practice using can, may, must, might, should, would, and could to show ability, permission, necessity, and possibility.
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40 questions
One question set, multiple game modes. Tap any game to see it in action. Not sure which to pick?
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.
Nadia practiced every day, and now she ___ play three songs on the piano without looking at the music.
Mr. Ruiz told the class, "You ___ use a dictionary during the spelling review, but no other books."
Everyone ___ wear a life jacket on the boat, because it is the law and no one is allowed to skip it.
The forecast says there is a small chance of snow, so school ___ close tomorrow, but no one knows yet.
Your cough is getting worse, so you ___ tell the nurse before recess starts.
If I had a bigger backpack, I ___ carry all of my library books home at once.
When Grandpa was young, he ___ run a mile faster than anyone else in his town.
Grandma says the old clock ___ still work if we wind it, but she has not tried it in years.
Sam raised his hand and asked, "May I sharpen my pencil?" What is Sam doing with the word may?
Dark clouds are rolling in, so the bus ___ be late, though nobody is sure yet.
In the sentence "You should study for the test," the word should is giving advice.
Because my wrist is broken, I ___ not write my name today.
Every summer at the lake, Grandma ___ tell us stories on the porch after dinner.
Wearing a seat belt is not just a good idea, it is the law, so every rider ___ buckle up.
Rosa has taken swimming lessons for two years, so she ___ float on her back for a whole minute.
The librarian smiled and said, "You ___ borrow two books today, but please bring them back by Friday."
The recipe warns that the bread ___ bake for forty minutes, or the middle will still be raw.
The sky is gray and the wind has picked up, so the picnic ___ be moved indoors, but Dad has not decided yet.
Your shoelace is untied and the race is about to start, so you ___ stop and tie it now.
I ___ lend you my umbrella today if I had remembered to bring it to school.
Before she sprained her ankle, Mia ___ jump higher than anyone else on the team.
In the sentence "We must finish the project," what does the word must show?
A weather reporter is not sure about tomorrow's snow. Which word best shows that snow is only a possibility?
Mom said, "You ___ ride your bike to the park, as long as you wear your helmet."
Before the fire drill, the teacher reminds the class that everyone ___ line up silently and stay together.
Ella keeps leaving her homework at home, so she ___ pack her folder the night before.
In the sentence "She could run fast when she was younger," what does the word could tell the reader?
In the sentence "The bus may be late because of the icy roads," what does the word may show?
The doctor says Ana's fever is very high, so her family ___ call the clinic right away, because waiting is not safe.
In the sentence "You should get a good night's sleep before the game," what does the word should show?
Jonah wants to ask his teacher for permission to get a drink of water. Which question asks for permission?
In the sentence "I would ride the roller coaster if I were taller," what does the word would show?
The old shelf ___ hold one more box, but Grandpa is not sure it is strong enough.
In the sentence "At age five, Ben could already read chapter books," what does the word could tell the reader?
Nurse Patel warns that a bee sting ___ swell for a day or two, though most stings heal quickly.
In the sentence "She can swim fast," the word can gives an order she must obey.
In the sentence "It might snow tomorrow," the word might means the snow is certain to fall.
In the sentence "I would help if I could," the word would describes help that is imagined, not real.
In the sentence "Visitors must sign in at the office," the word must shows a rule everyone has to follow.
In the sentence "Every winter we would sled down that hill," the word would tells about something that happened again and again in the past.
Crack the passcode before the zombies get in.
Answer, then swat bugs for bonus points.
Race through questions at your own speed.
Same question on every screen. Fastest wins.

Pick a tile, answer, hit bonuses and steals.
Prepositional Phrases
40 questions