Types of modality: test

He might be there already.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
We have to arrive early to get a seat.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
I really must get this toothache seen to.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
May I enquire who you are?
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
That can't be his mother; she's too young.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
Patently, that's false.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
You ought to telephone your mother. She'll be worried sick.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
Could I ask a question, please?
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
Could you speak French before you lived in Paris?
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
Pure modal auxiliary verbs cannot co-occur in English.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
If you would follow me, please.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
I'll cook, if you like.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
It's my turn to pay, isn't it?
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
Silence: Examination in Progress
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic
He seems to be getting old rather quickly.
1. epistemic
2. deontic
3. alethic
4. dynamic