Modal verbs + infinitive

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 2

Bijna weekend iedereen

Me rolling into the weekend

Ik weet de verschillen tussen
must, might/may/could en can't

Ja dit weet ik

Nee nog niet

Wanneer gebruik je can't

Wanneer gebruik je might/may/could

Wanneer gebruik je must

- Modal verb (hulp werkwoord) + infinitive (hele werkwoord)

can't + infinitive

- Wanneer we geloven dat iets niet waar is.

- his car broke down, so he can't go to school today

- I can't think of anything to do after school

May/Might/Could + infinitive

- Wanneer we denken dat iets waar zou kunnen zijn.

- I think I might get an 8 for the test, It could also be a 6 though...

- It might rain today, I saw dark clouds outside.

-  Present + future

- May I go out today?

- Could I go out tomorrow?

- I might go out today.

must + infinitive

- Wanneer we zeker weten dat iets waar is.

- That must be my new computer, I bought it yesterday.

- They went camping in the rain, they must be cold.

Fill in the gap

Our teacher looks horrible, he ... be tired

1. could/might/may
2. must
3. can't
4. is

Jason ... be late for class, he fell of his bike

1. can't
2. must
3. could/might/may
4. is

Oh, that ... be the new tent, I bought it last week!

1. must
2. can't
3. might/may/could
4. probably

Dylan ... be late today, he has an important test

1. must
2. will
3. might/may/could
4. can't

I fell during football practise, my ankle ... be broken

1. might/may/could
2. must
3. can't
4. will

Fill in the blanks

This .... my car, it is the wrong colour

modal verb + infinitive (to be)

They ... my backpack, I saw them take it.

modal + infinitive (to have)

He ... , the ice is slippery

modal + infinitive (to fall)

The boy ... to school, or his mother will be angry.

modal + infinitive (to go)

He ... taken the candy, he was the last to have opened the jar.

modal + infinitive (to have)