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Complete B's
sentences using can / could / might / must / should /
would + the verb in
brackets. In some sentences you need to use have : must have ... / should
have ... etc. In some sentences you need the negative ( can't/couldn't etc ) |
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A : I'm hungry.
B : But you've just
had lunch. You ______ hungry already. ( be ) |
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A : I haven't seen
our neighbors for ages.
B : No. They ______
away. ( go ) |
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A : What's the
weather like ? Is it raining ?
B : Not at the moment
but it ______ later. ( rain ) |
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A : Where has Julia
gone ?
B : I'm not sure. She
______ to the bank. ( go ) |
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A : I didn't see you
at John's party last week.
B : No, I had to work
that evening, so I ______. ( go ) |
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A : I saw you at
John's party last week.
B : No, you didn't.
You ______ me. I didn't go to John's party. ( see ) |
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A : When did you post
the letter to Mary ?
B : This morning. So
she ______ it tomorrow. ( get ) |
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A : When was the last
time you saw Bill ?
B : Years ago. I
______ him if I saw him now. ( recognize ) |
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A : Did you hear the
explosion ?
B : What explosion ?
A : There was a loud
explosion a few minutes ago. You ______ it. ( hear ) |
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A : We weren't sure
which way to go. In the end we turned right.
B : You went the
wrong way. You ______ left. ( turn ) |
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Answers |
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can't be |
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must have gone |
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could rain / might rain |
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might have gone / could have gone |
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couldn't go |
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couldn't have seen / can't have seen |
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should get |
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wouldn't recognize / might not recognize |
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must have heard |
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should have turned |
