Yes/No Questions Exercises PDFSet 3: Modal & Future Yes/No Questions

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Fill in the blank with the correct option.

1.___ you swim when you were five years old?

a) Canb) Couldc) Didd) Were

2.___ I borrow your pen for a moment?

a) Willb) Mustc) Dod) Can

3.___ they going to move to a new house next month?

a) Areb) Willc) Dod) Can

4.Can she drive? — No, she ___.

a) doesn'tb) won'tc) isn'td) can't

5.I need to confirm attendance. ___ you be at the meeting tomorrow morning?

a) Areb) Willc) Dod) Have

... and 15 more questions in the PDF

1.Could

2.Can

3.Are

4.can't

5.Will

... and 15 more answers in the PDF

1."Could"(b)

We ask about past ability using 'Could'. 'When you were five years old' signals past time. 'Could you swim when you were five years old?'

2."Can"(d)

'Can I...?' is a common way to ask for permission in informal situations. 'Can I borrow your pen for a moment?'

3."Are"(a)

'Be going to' needs the correct form of 'be'. 'They' takes 'Are'. 'Are they going to move to a new house next month?'

4."can't"(d)

The question uses 'Can...?', so the negative short answer is 'No, she can't.' Match the modal: can → can't.

5."Will"(b)

'Tomorrow morning' signals future, and the speaker needs to confirm a commitment. 'Will you be at the meeting tomorrow morning?'

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