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⬜ Multiple Choice
⬜ Writing Practice
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🎯 Lesson Goal

This is a review quiz for Module 7. You will review can and can’t, polite requests with could, advice with should, must and mustn’t, have to, rules, instructions and useful language for everyday situations.

Ceci est un quiz de révision pour le Module 7. Vous allez revoir can et can’t, les demandes polies avec could, les conseils avec should, must et mustn’t, have to, les règles, instructions et le langage utile pour les situations de tous les jours.

📖 Short Reading

Ben is at school. He can use a computer, but he can’t use his phone during lessons. He asks his teacher, “Can I open the window, please?” Later, he says, “Could you help me with this exercise, please?” His teacher helps him. Ben has a headache, so his friend says, “You should drink some water.” At school, students must listen to the teacher and they mustn’t run in the classroom. Ben has to finish his homework before tomorrow. After school, he goes to the library. The sign says, “Be quiet.” Ben understands that rules and polite language are important in everyday situations.

✏️ Exercise 1 – Fill in the Blanks

1. I ____ swim very well. (can / should / mustn’t)

2. ____ I use your pen, please? (Can / Must / Should)

3. You ____ park here. It is not allowed. (can / can’t / should)

4. ____ you help me, please? (Could / Must / Have)

5. You look tired. You ____ rest. (should / can’t / mustn’t)

6. Students ____ listen to the teacher. (must / could / can’t)

7. You ____ run in the library. (must / mustn’t / can)

8. I ____ get up early for work tomorrow. (have to / could / can’t)

9. Please ____ your book on page ten. (open / opens / opening)

10. If you are cold, you ____ wear a jacket. (should / mustn’t / could not)

🔗 Exercise 2 – Matching

1. can

2. can’t

3. Could you help me?

4. should

5. must

6. mustn’t

7. have to

8. Be quiet.

Options:

  • a. used to give advice
  • b. says something is not allowed
  • c. says something is not possible or permitted
  • d. a simple instruction
  • e. used for a strong rule or obligation
  • f. used for ability or permission
  • g. used for something that is necessary
  • h. a polite request

✅ Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice

1. Which sentence talks about ability?

2. Which sentence asks for permission?

3. Which sentence says something is not allowed?

4. Which is the most polite request?

5. Your friend is very tired. What is good advice?

6. Which sentence gives a strong prohibition?

7. Which sentence talks about something necessary?

8. Which sentence is a simple instruction?

9. It is raining. What is useful advice?

10. You are lost in town. What can you say?

📝 Writing Practice

1. Write three things you can do and one thing you can’t do.

Écrivez trois choses que vous pouvez faire et une chose que vous ne pouvez pas faire.

2. Write two polite requests using can or could.

Écrivez deux demandes polies en utilisant can ou could.

3. Write two rules and two pieces of advice. Use must, mustn’t or should.

Écrivez deux règles et deux conseils. Utilisez must, mustn’t ou should.

🎧 Practice Listening and Speaking

This lesson focuses on grammar, reading, and written practice.

Cette leçon se concentre sur la grammaire, la lecture et la pratique écrite.

For listening practice, spoken English, and real conversations, continue with:

Pour la pratique de l’écoute, l’anglais parlé et les conversations réelles, continuez avec :

  • ✈️ Travel English A1
  • 💬 Small Talk A1
  • 🩺 At the Doctor A1

📚 Key Vocabulary

Word Meaning
can used to talk about ability or permission
utilisé pour parler de capacité ou permission
can’t used when something is not possible or not allowed
utilisé quand quelque chose n’est pas possible ou permis
could can be used to make a polite request
peut être utilisé pour faire une demande polie
should used to give advice
utilisé pour donner un conseil
must used for a strong rule or obligation
utilisé pour une règle forte ou une obligation
mustn’t used when something is not allowed
utilisé quand quelque chose n’est pas permis
have to used when something is necessary
utilisé quand quelque chose est nécessaire
rule something that tells people what they can or cannot do
quelque chose qui dit aux gens ce qu’ils peuvent ou ne peuvent pas faire

🔎 Answer Key

  1. exercise_1_fill_blanks: 1.can 2.Can 3.can’t 4.Could 5.should 6.must 7.mustn’t 8.have to 9.open 10.should
  2. exercise_2_matching: 1.can – used for ability or permission 2.can’t – says something is not possible or permitted 3.Could you help me? – a polite request 4.should – used to give advice 5.must – used for a strong rule or obligation 6.mustn’t – says something is not allowed 7.have to – used for something that is necessary 8.Be quiet. – a simple instruction
  3. exercise_3_multiple_choice: 1.She can swim. 2.Can I use your phone, please? 3.You can’t enter this room. 4.Could you open the door, please? 5.You should go to bed early. 6.You mustn’t smoke here. 7.I have to work tomorrow. 8.Please sit down. 9.You should take an umbrella. 10.Can you tell me where the station is, please?

🤖 Need More Help?

If something is still unclear, you can ask the SFC Learning Assistant for simpler explanations, extra examples, or more practice.

Si quelque chose n’est pas clair, vous pouvez demander à l’assistant d’apprentissage SFC des explications plus simples, des exemples supplémentaires, ou plus de pratique.

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