MODAL VERBS

You _____ join the meeting on Friday, but you _____ if you like.

• shouldn't / were able to

• mustn't / needn’t

• can't / shouldn't

• needn't / can

_____ you read this text for me so that I _____ type it quickly?

• May / can

• Could / can

• Will / should

• Can / must

I'm sure you _____ why I wasn't in the office yesterday. Well, I _____ a day of

• must be wondering / had to take

• don't have to wonder / could take

• needn't wonder / must take

• ought to wonder / my have take

One of us _____ here because there _____ an urgent call.

• must wait / / should have been

• ought to wait / may have been

• needn't wait / must be

• had better wait / might be

We _____ all the major points now because we _____ again until next Sunday.

• can't discuss / can't have been meeting

• must be discussing / didn't have to meet

• should discuss / won't be able to meet

• don't need to discuss / shouldn't meet

_____ we eat out tonight for a change? It _____ an expensive place.

• How about / doesn't have to be

• Shall / needn't be

• Why don't / can't be

• What about / may not be

_____ you please answer that call? I _____ care of the baby.

• Will / have to take

• Could / needn't take

• Mighn / must take

• May / should be taking

Randall thinks he _____ the promotion, but he _____ it yet.

• must get / doesn't need to get

• can get / didn't have to get

• should get / hasn't been able to get

• ought to be getting / couldn't get

When _____ I wake you up? You _____ up early tomorrow morning, don't you?

• should / may get

• can / had to get

• shall / need to get

• must / can get

She _____ well when she first got her driving licence, but she _____ it by now

• couldn't drive / must have learnt

• didn't have to drive / will be able to learn

• isn't able to drive / must learn

• wasn't able to drive / shouldn't have learnt