Modal Verb

Sam ____ his collection. I can imagine his wife's anger if he does.

• may have to sell

• may have sold

• could have sold

• must have sold

My wallet ____ at the station while I ____ for the train.

• must have been stolen - was waiting

• should have stolen - had been waiting

• will be stolen - am waiting

• had to steal - would be waiting

I can't find my wallet. ____ it at home.

• I must leave

• Might I have left

• Maybe I leave

• I might have left

You looked very tired this morning. You…….up late last night.

• shouldn't have stayed

• mustn't stay

• can't have stayed

• can't stay

Kate .... get Sam a present because it's not a birthday party.

• don't have to

• doesn't have to

• has to

• mustn't

It’s not a good idea to eat so much fat.

You ____________ eat so much fat.

• Mustn’t

• ought not to

• Should

• Can’t

I will know how to drive a car in a year.

I ____________ drive a car next year.

• Will can

• Am able to

• Won’t be able to

• Will be able to

He regrets not applying for the job earlier.

• A. He must have applied for the job earlier.    

• B. He needn’t have applied for the job earlier.

• C. He can’t have applied for the job earlier.  

•   D. He should have applied for the job earlier.

It’s possible that it rained heavily last night.

• It must have rained heavily last night.     

• It should have rained heavily last night.

• It might have rained heavily last night.  

• It need have rained heavily last night.

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My parents made it obligatory for me to stay home on weekdays.

• I can’t stay home on weekdays.

• I should stay home on weekdays.

• I have to stay home on weekdays.

• I am may to stay home on weekdays.