Read the examples and choose the correct meanings
Modal Verbs Functions
Modal verbs can perform different functions.

Modals can express:

1. Permission: can, may, might

2. Probability: may, might, should

3. Possibility: can, could, may, might, be able to

4. Criticism: could have done

5. Advice: had better, ought to, should

6. Obligation: must, have to, need

7. Prohibitions: can't, mustn't

8. Lack of necessity: don't need to

9. Offer: may, might, should, would

10. Can I give you a hand? [prohibition|offer|deduction]

11. Everything should be all right. [probability|permission|advice]

12. I can do this task easily. [necessity|permission|ability]

13. You could have warned me about the results! [prohibition|criticism|inability]

14. I wasn't able to write the report on time. [absence of necessity|prohibition|inability]

15. Knitting may seem too boring for somebody. [permission|possibility|advice]

16. He can't be in Egypt now! [deduction|inability|prohibition]

17. You should stop eating so much. [permission|advice|probability]

18. I couldn't find my glasses anywhere until I found them on my head. [past inability|past possibility|past prohibition]

19. We don't have to get up early tomorrow. [prohibition|lack of necessity|advice]