Modal verbs-probability 2 (past)

Sarah looked very happy. She .... her driving test.

• can't have passed

• must have passed

• must pass

I can't believe Jim hasn't arrived yet. He .... the wrong train.

• must take

• must have taken

• can't have taken

I can't believe Jim hasn't arrived yet. He ..... the right train.

• can't have taken

• mustn't take

• must have taken

Jill ........... ill yesterday. Jessie saw her at the bowling alley.

• must have been

• can't have been

• might be

I don't know where they went but they ........... to Paris or Marseille.

• might go

• might have gone

• must go

• can't have gone

The window was broken, so the thieves .... in through that window.

• can't get

• must get

• must have got

They ...... a new house. They are both unemployed.

• might have bought

• must have bought

• can't have bought

• must buy

The thief ............. a key. The door was locked and nothing was broken.

• may have

• can't have had

• must have had

• must have

She ..... away. Her car keys are still here.

• must have driven

• must drive

• may have driven

• can't have driven

Sorry, I don't know if she's here or not. She was feeling ill so she .... home.

• must go

• must have gone

• can't have gone

• may have gone