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I didn't like the film.

• We can have got tickets to something else.

• We must have got tickets to something else.

• We could have got tickets to something else.

• We would have got tickets to something else.

I didn’t know Rosie was in hospital.

• I should have gone to visit her.

• I must have gone to visit her.

• I would have gone to visit her.

• I can have gone to visit her.

Her audition was terrible.

• She can't have won the competition.

• She mustn't have won the competition.

• She wouldn't have won the competition.

• She mightn't have won the competition.

I haven't had a reply from the mayor. He ............ my letter.

• may not have received

• can't have received

• couldn't have received

• shouldn't have received

We deliver pizza round the clock. This means you .................. order any time,day or night.

• must

• can

• should

• don't have to

It's illegal to litter. You ............. throw it in the bin.

• should

• can

• must

• aren't able to

It's possible to order tickets online. So you ..............wait in a queue at the theatre.

• don't have to

• aren't able to

• must

• should

Be considerate to elderly people on the bus. Give your seat to passengers who .......... stand.

• aren't able to

• can

• must

• should

There's a train every five minutes. It .......be here soon.

• must

• can

• don't have to

• should

We're lost! We .................... a wrong turn.

• should have taken

• must have taken

• could have taken

• can have taken