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Where is Nick? He___ be in his office. (I don’t know exactly.)

• should

• might

• ought to

• need

• shall

You have just had lunch. You ___ be hungry.

• wouldn’t

• mustn’t

• needn’t

• can’t

• shouldn’t

You ___ visit him, he has an infection disease.

• wouldn’t

• needn’t

• don’t have to

• shan’t

• can’t

He __ be in the museum now. I’ve seen him recently entering it.

• could

• need

• must

• would

• may

Somebody will __ to meet her at the airport.

• ought to

• need

• can

• have

• must

Fill in the modal verb so as to express ability and inability: When they came back from Paris they __ speak perfect French.

• can

• were able to

• could

• might

• must

Fill in the correct form of the modal verb so as to express prohibition and absence of necessity: We have got much time. We ___ hurry.

• don’t have to

• mustn’t

• needn’t

• shouldn’t

• couldn’t

Define the meaning of the modal verb in the sentence: I heard that you had organized a very good party recently. You might have invited me to your party.

• request

• disapproval, reproach

• possibility due to the circumstances

• unreality

• supposition implying doubt

Define the meaning of the modal verb in the sentence: Mother said that you might take some oranges.

• possibility due to the circumstances

• disapproval, reproach

• unreality

• supposition implying doubt

• permission

Choose the proper word to make the collocation: I ___ recommend that you consider the matter carefully before making a decision.

• greatly

• strongly

• firmly

• intensely

• awfully