系动词和情态动词

系动词肯情态动词

( )1. The food here smells good, but what does it like?

A. taste

B. touch

C. seem

D. feel

( )2. —May I go out now, Dad?

—No. You let your mother know first.

A. can

B. may

C. need

D. must

( )3. This silk dress so smooth. It’s made in China.

A. feels

B. smells

C. sounds

D. tastes

( )4. —Mr. Wang, can I finish my homework tomorrow?

—Sorry, you .

A. can’t

B. don’t

C. needn’t

D. won’t

( )5. —Dad, can I go to the movies tonight?

—Sure, but you come back home before 9 o’clock.

A. can

B. must

C. may

D. might

( )6. —Whose T—shirt is this?

—It be John’s. It’s small for him.

A. can’t; much too

B. can’t; too much

C. mustn’t; much too

D. mustn’t; too much

( )7. You wear sports shoes when you climb a mountain.

A. can’t

B. shouldn’t

C. mustn’t

D. have to

( )8. —Will you stay for some more days?

—Sorry, I . My mother called to ask me to go back at once.

A. mustn’t

B. may not

C. can’t

D. wouldn’t

( )9. —Can you ride a horse?

—No, I .

A. needn’t

B. may not

C. can’t

D. wouldn’t

( )10. You lose your way if you walk alone in the mountains at night.

A. may

B. need

C. should

D. ought to

( )11. You had better because you have to drive back home.

A. not drinking

B. not drink

C. don’t drink

D. not to drink

( )12. you wait a few more minutes? It’ll be your turn soon.

A. Must

B. Should

C. Could

D. Might

( )13. The work is too hard for him. He finish it on time.

A. can’t

B. mustn’t

C. shouldn’t

D. needn’t

( )14. You eat the soup if you don’t like it.

A. shouldn’t

B. mustn’t

C. needn’t

D. can’t

( )15. This sentence right. Please write it down.

A. feels

B. sounds

C. tastes

D. smells

( )16. —Look, Sue is over there.

—That be her. She is in Canada now.

A. mustn’t

B. can’t

C. needn’t

D. won’t

( )17. —Mr. Wang be on the playground., I think.

—He be on the playground. I saw him in the office just now.

A. may; may not

B. can; mustn’t

C. must; couldn’t

D. may; can’t

( )18. —Must I return the book this week?

—No, you . You can it for 20 days.

A. mustn’t; keep

B. needn’t; borrow

C. needn’t; keep

D. mustn’t; borrow

( )19. —What’s the name of the song you sang just now? It beautiful.

—It is you and Me.

A. heard

B. listened

C. sounded

( )20. —Must I learn all these words by heart?

—No, you . It’ll be fine if you copy them in your exercise books.

A. needn’t

B. can’t

C. shouldn’t

D. mustn’t

( )21. —I think the man over there must be Bob.

—It be him. He has to Australia.

A. can’t; gone

B. can’t ; been

C. may not; been

D. mustn’t; gone

( )22. —Would you come to my birthday party tomorrow evening?

—I’m afraid I . I have to look after my sister.

A. wouldn’t

B. can’t

C. won’t

D. mustn’t

( )23. —May I take the magazine out of the reading room?

—No, you can’t. You read it here. It’s the rule.

A. must

B. would

C. may

D. might

( )24. —I smoke here?

—No. You are not allowed to smoke in public places.

A. Could

B. Must

C. May

D. Might

( )25. —Which scarf do you prefer?

—The red one. It more comfortable.

A. tastes

B. feels

C. gets

D. gets

( )26. —Must I be home before eight o’clock Mum?

—No, you . But you have to come back before ten o’clock.

A. needn’t

B. can’t

C. mustn’t

( )27. —Where’s David?

—He be in the playground because he is fond of playing basketball.

A. will

B. may

C. can’t

D. mustn’t

( )28. Drunk driving is against the law now. It be forbidden.

A. may

B. must

C. can

D. might

( )29. —we clean the classroom at once?

—No, you . You clean it after school.

A. Must; needn’t ; may

B. Must; mustn’t; can

C. Shall; can’t; must

D. Need; must; may

( )30. This dictionary Tom’s. It has Ann’s name on it.

A. might be

B. may be

C. can’t be

( )31. —Let’s go dancing tonight.

—Sorry, I . I have to go to my guitar lesson.

A. mustn’t

B. needn’t

C. can’t

( )32. —I often listen to the song Rainbow.