Modals+Have+Past participle.

I ______________________ the red dress if I had had enough money.

• would have bought

• should have been

• could have stayed

• should have told/would certainly have lent

The town centre ___________________ _______ protected from flooding by the new flood barriers but they were too low.

• would have bought

• should have been

• could have stayed

• should have told/would certainly have lent

I ___________________________________ with John and Mary, but I preferred not to because they have got a cat and I am allergic to cats.

• would have bought

• should have been

• could have stayed

• should have told/would certainly have lent

You _________________________ me that you needed £400. I ________________ you the money.

• would have bought / would have bought

• should have been / could have stayed

• could have stayed / should have been

• should have told / would certainly have lent

I _________________________ (not) John to come to Spain with us if I had known that he had just lost his job.

• wouldn’t have asked

• shouldn’t have been driving

• couldn’t have stolen.

• should have taken/wouldn’t have been stolen

I ______________________________ (not) at 120 m.p.h. I was fined £300 by the police when they stopped me on the motorway.

• wouldn’t have asked

• shouldn’t have been driving

• couldn’t have stolen.

• should have taken/wouldn’t have been stolen

John _________________ the money from my purse. . . . He was at work at the time it was stolen.

• wouldn’t have asked

• shouldn’t have been driving

• couldn’t have stolen.

• should have taken/wouldn’t have been stolen

I _______________________ my purse with me when I left the house. If I had, it _____________________ .

• should have taken / wouldn’t have been stolen

• should have been / would have bought

• would have bought / should have been

• wouldn’t have asked / should have taken

I __________________ the book for you when I ordered mine.

• could have ordered

• could have stayed

• would have bought

• wouldn’t have had

The accident ______________________ . There were three ‘danger’

• would have bought

• could have stayed

• should have been avoided (certainty)

• could have been avoided (possibility)