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3. Pele kicked the football. _______________
4. The bell rings. _______________

5. The station master is ringing the bell. _______________

6. Charlie spoke the truth. _______________
7. The boy dropped his hat. _______________

8. This dog never bites. _______________

9. The doctor advised him to eat healthy. _______________
10. They laughed at the clown. _______________

B. Tick () the correct modal verb in each sentence.

1. Your dog is very fierce. You can /must keep it on a leash.

2. If luck favoured us, we might /should have won that match.

3. How I wish I could /should do something to help them!

4. I am going to the store. May /Will you come with me?

5. If she is unwell, you would /should visit her.

6. Should /Will I open the window a little?

7. They started quite some time back. They should /may be here
any moment.

8. Shall /Can you jump over that high fence?

9. One day man must /may build houses on the moon.

10. If you need that extra income, you must /may work overtime.

C. Read the following sentences and state whether the underlined verbs are finite or non-
finite.
1. My little sister wants to be an actor. _______________

2. He worked hard to pass the test. _______________
3. You duty is to cross the river without getting noticed. _______________

4. The doctor is attending to the injured people. _______________
Verbs 5. He opened the door. _______________

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6. The students were asked to submit their assignments by Friday.
7. The teacher encouraged the students to work hard. _______________

8. The dog wagged its tail to show its happiness. _______________

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