HOME / GRAMMAR EXERCISES / MODALS + INFINITIVE 2

Topic: MODALS WITH THE INFINITIVE 2

level: Beginner (A1/A2)

Choose whether or not there should be a 'to' in front of each verb in the sentences below.
Example: "I want to play." or "You must play."
REMEMBER: The modal auxiliary verbs are: will/shall, can/could, may/might, must, ought to, would, should.

1. I might ________ to Australia next year.
  go
  to go

2. She prefers ________ the blue dress.
  wear
  to wear

3. I can't ________ French.
  to speak
  speak

4. You shouldn't ________ about him so much.
  worry
  to worry

5. My brother loves ________ in the shower.
  to sing
  sing

6. I will ________ a song for you.
  to sing
  sing

7. My brother doesn't like ________ hard.
  to work
  work

8. You asked me ________ you a puppy.
  buy
  to buy

9. You must always ________ your hands before you eat.
  to wash
  wash

10. I could not ________ my key this morning.
  find
  to find

CHECK ANSWERS

(Your answers will be displayed in a new window)

Don't forget to check out our other free exercises on modals:
Mixed modals 1 (should, can, must) (I)
Mixed modals 2 (should, can, must) (I)
Modals of speculation 1 (I)
Past modals (should have, must have, etc.) 1
MODALS with the INFINITIVE 1 (B)
MODALS with the INFINITIVE 2 (B)
MODALS (Couldn't/Might Not) (I)

Tired of ads? Sign up for our ad-free PREMIUM EDITION for lots of great content!

PDF worksheet bundles, glossaries, and much more at super affordable prices!

MORE GREAT STUFF:
American idioms
List of phrasal verbs
Varieties of English
Language-specific grammar issues
Travel English
Business English course

Let us proofread and correct your English text!

We will make sure your writing is grammatically correct, clear, and natural.

OUR OTHER WEBSITES:
BusinessEnglishSite.com
EnglishForMyJob.com
LearnSpanishFeelGood.com

CONNECT & FOLLOW:

ABOUT US / COOKIE & PRIVACY POLICY / CONTACT: info (at) learnenglishfeelgood.com