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Modal Verbs Worksheet for Grade 4

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Modal verbs of possibility: students fill in may, might or could in 10 sentences such as "It ___ rain this afternoon"
Opening practice right after introducing may, might and could
Modal verb fill-in: students complete 10 sentences with may, might or could, from eating pizza tonight to a movie starting
Second round of fill-ins for extra practice or homework
Rewriting for possibility: students turn 8 sentences starting with Maybe or Perhaps into sentences using a modal verb
Sentence transformation task for applying modals in writing
Sentence matching with modals: students match 10 beginnings like "We might" to endings a to j such as "buy ice cream"
Quick matching activity for pairs or early finishers
Identifying modal verbs: students circle the modal of possibility in 10 sentences like "We might go camping this weekend"
Recognition check before students produce modals themselves
Modals in questions: students begin 10 questions with may, might or could, such as "___ I borrow your pencil?"
Extends modal practice from statements to questions
Modal verb rules: students write True or False beside 10 statements, e.g. "May is used only for the past"
Review of grammar rules; works as an exit ticket
Beach day paragraph: students fill 10 blanks with may, might or could in a short story about a family's Saturday plans
Applying modals in connected text as a wrap-up task

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About This Product

Introduction May, might, and could seem simple enough — until students actually have to use them. I kept seeing the same thing in my class: students who understood the concept of possibility just fine but would still mix up the modals or use them awkwardly in sentences. That's what pushed me to put this together. It's not fancy, but it gives them the repetition they need to get comfortable with all three.

Objective Students practice using may, might, and could correctly in a range of sentence types and contexts, building confidence through repeated, structured exposure.

What's Included

  • 8 exercise sections — printed and ready to use

  • Focused practice on may, might, and could as modals of possibility

  • Activity types include: fill-in-the-blank, sentence rewriting, matching, circling modal verbs, true or false, and a short reading comprehension

  • Answer key included

Grades / Ages Best fit for Grade 4 or beginner-level English learners

Format

  • Printable PDF, non-editable

  • No prep needed — print and hand it out

  • Works for classwork, homework, or a grammar review session

  • Fine for independent work or use with the whole class

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