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Question
Match the highlighted words in the sentences in Column 1 with the functions they express in Column 2.
| Column 1 | Column 2 |
|---|---|
| 1. I will gladly pay your fee if you can cure it. | (i) expression of disbelief |
| 2. You must have stolen it and sold it off. | (ii) imagined (hypothetical) possibility |
| 3. You shall come with me to face the King! | (iii) moral obligation or advice |
| 4. How could you possibly know that? | (iv) challenge |
| 5. I am confident he would recognise our talents and appoint us to his service. | (v) logical conclusion |
| 6. A camel with a long tail would have fended off these pests with ease. | (vi) wish or hope |
| 7. They may tell us more than meets the eye. | (vii) necessity |
| 8. May your wisdom shine upon Ujjain and guide us to prosperity. | (viii) prediction |
| 9. Indeed, we ought to be united in this hope. | (ix) willingness |
| 10. We need to devise a strategy. | (x) command |
| 11. You speak of my camel as if it stood before you, yet you dare to claim not to have seen it! | (xi) possibility |
Match the Columns
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Solution
| Column 1 | Function |
|---|---|
| 1. will | (ix) willingness |
| 2. must | (v) logical conclusion |
| 3. shall | (x) command |
| 4. could | (i) expression of disbelief |
| 5. would | (viii) prediction |
| 6. would | (ii) imagined (hypothetical) possibility |
| 7. may | (xi) possibility |
| 8. May | (vi) wish or hope |
| 9. ought to | (iii) moral obligation or advice |
| 10. need to | (vii) necessity |
| 11. dare to | (iv) challenge |
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