TN3 - U6 - L2

I ​ (a)   medicine. (But unfortunately, I didn’t.)

• should have studied
• could have studied
• might have studied

She ​ (a)   Sam. (But unfortunately, she did.)

• shouldn’t have divorced
• should have divorced
• should have married

I ​ (a)   the final exam. It was really hard.

• may (OR might) have failed
• failed the final exam
• passed the final exam

He ​ (a)   able to make a living as a painter

• may (OR might) not have been
• could have been
• would have been

He was the driver. He ​ (a)   the accident.

• could have prevented
• fell asleep during
• was texting while driving

The museum was closed, but she ​ (a)   that. It’s usually open on Tuesdays.

• couldn’t have known
• must have known
• should have known

You should have gone to Rio. You ​ (a)   it

• would have loved
• could have hated
• might have despised

It’s good he broke up with Anne. They ​ (a)   happy together.

• wouldn’t have been
• would have been
• were
• could have been

Beth isn’t here. She ​ (a)   home early. (I think that’s what happened.)

• must have gone
• could have stayed
• might have left

They didn’t buy the house. The price ​ (a)   acceptable. (I think that’s the reason.)

• must not have been
• could have been
• might have been