Review Units 6 and 7

You__________loved Barry. He was the nicest person I’ve ever met.

• would have

• should have

• could have

They __________learned English when they were children. They speak so well.

• should have

• must have

• may have

We ________taken the early flight. We arrived at the airport an hour earlier than we had to.

• could have

• couldn’t have

• must have

Ken was walking on Atlantic Avenue when the car collided with the bus right there. He _______seen the accident.

• would not have

• shouldn’t have

• might have

They went to their gym class this morning. They _________known it was canceled.

• should not have

• must not have

• couldn’t have

She thought she would be on time, but ________

• she wouldn’t

• she won’t

• she were

• she wasn’t

The newscast said it was going to rain, but _________

• it would

• it didn’t

• it isn’t

• it did

No one believed the university will/would close because of the epidemic.

Melanie and Jordan said they was/were going to go to Australia on their honeymoon.

Correct the mistake. (Write the error)

The Fourth of July is a historical holiday that it is celebrated in the US