Modals of Ability

Front

"I _____ sleep very well recently. I'm exhausted!"
Options: have not been able to, haven't been able to

Back

have not been able to, haven't been able to

Front

Select the correct modal in the correct tense/form for the sentence below. "I used to _____ stand on my head, but I can't do it any more." Options: could, was able to, be able to, being able to

Back

be able to

Front

"I can't understand Mark. I've never _____ understand him." (Options: can, managed to, be able to)

Back

been able to

Front

"Ask Katherine about your problem. She might _____ help you." Options: be able to, can , could , will be able to

Back

be able to

Front

"I'm afraid I _______ to your party next week."
Options: can't come, cannot come, can not come

Back

can't come, cannot come, can not come

Front

A: Are you in a hurry? B: No, I've got plenty of time. I _______ wait. Options: have been able to, can, will be able to, could

Back

can

Front

A: Are you in a hurry?
B: No, I've got plenty of time. I _______ .
Options: can wait

Back

can wait

Front

A: Did you have problems finding our house? B: Not really. Your directions were good and we _______ Options: were able to find it, could find it, managed to find it, can find it

Back

were able to find it

Front

"I was feeling sick yesterday. I _______ anything."
Options: couldn't eat, could not eat

Back

couldn't eat, could not eat

Front

A: Did the thief get away? B: Yes. No-one realised what was happening and the thief _______ get away. Options: can't, could, isn't able to, was able to

Back

was able to