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ModalPerfects 4

The document provides exercises for practicing modal verbs and modal perfects, including filling in sentences with appropriate modals and choosing the correct modal verb for given situations. It also includes prompts for creating sentences using modals based on specific scenarios. The focus is on understanding and using modal verbs in both present and past contexts.
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ModalPerfects 4

The document provides exercises for practicing modal verbs and modal perfects, including filling in sentences with appropriate modals and choosing the correct modal verb for given situations. It also includes prompts for creating sentences using modals based on specific scenarios. The focus is on understanding and using modal verbs in both present and past contexts.
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MODALS AND MODAL PERFECTS

Complete the sentences with the correct modal verb (present/past):

1. You look tired. You _________ take a break.


2. He _______ be at work; his shift starts at 9 AM.
3. You ____________ studied harder. The exam was really difficult.
4. He was very fast. He ____________ been a professional runner.
5. We __________ go to the concert, but we’re not sure yet.
6. I ___________ hear what he said because the music was too loud.
7. They _____________ known about the meeting. No one told them.
8. She ___________ finished the race, but she hurt her ankle.
9. She ________ speak three languages fluently.
10. She _________ be at home now. The lights are off.
11. We ______________ taken that road. Now we’re stuck in traffic.
12. We ______________ rushed. The event was postponed.

Choose the correct modal verb to complete each sentence:

1. We (need to / must / can’t) wear a uniform at school. It’s a rule.


2. I (should have / must have / might have) studied more for the test. I got
a low grade.
3. You (didn’t need to / needn’t have / mustn’t) bought a new ticket. The
old one was still valid.
4. He (couldn’t / might not / mustn’t) swim when he was a child, but now
he can.
5. We (may / can / could) go to the beach tomorrow if the weather is good.
6. You (mustn’t / don’t have to / need to) bring your laptop; we provide
computers here.
7. We (didn’t have to / needn’t have / mustn’t) taken a taxi. The bus was
faster.
8. They (can / should / must) wear a helmet when riding a bike. It’s the law.
9. We (could have / must have / can’t have) won the game, but we made
too many mistakes.
10. I (must have / should have / needn’t have) told her the truth. Now she’s
mad at me.
11. I (must have / needn’t have / shouldn’t have) bought so many snacks. Now we
have too much food.
12. We (could have / must have / can’t have) taken a different route to avoid
the traffic jam.

Read each situation and write a sentence using the correct modal verb
(past/present)

1. Your friend didn’t bring an umbrella, and now it’s raining. Give him advice.
Example: You __________ brought an umbrella.
2. You see a man wearing a police uniform outside a bank. Make a logical
assumption. Example: He __________ be a police officer.
3. Your friend didn’t answer your call last night. You think he was asleep.
Example: He __________ been asleep when I called.
4. Your younger brother always leaves his room messy. Give him a
suggestion. Example: You __________ clean your room more often.
5. Your colleague didn’t come to work today, and nobody knows why.
Express a possibility. Example: She __________ be sick.
6. You went to the supermarket, but your fridge was already full. Express
unnecessary action. Example: I __________ bought more food.
7. Your classmate is always late for school. Give him strong advice.
Example: You __________ wake up earlier!
8. You’re planning a holiday but aren’t sure where to go. Express uncertainty.
Example: We __________ go to the beach, or maybe the mountains.
9. You see your friend carrying a heavy bag. Offer help. Example: I
__________ help you with that.
10. Someone is knocking at the door loudly, but you weren’t expecting visitors.
Express doubt. Example: It __________ be the delivery guy, but I’m not
sure.

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