WorksheetsU13 Practice (Interchange 3)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 18mins
A: Yoko still hasn't called me back.
B: She ________ your message.
might have gotten
might not have gotten
might get
A: What's wrong with Steven?
B: Oh, you ____ the news. His dog ran away.
must've heard
must not hear
must not have heard
A: I went to see the Larsens today, but they didn't answer the door.
B: Was their car there? If so, they ____ in the backyard.
may have been
may be
may not have been
A: Fabio said he was going to the party last night, but I didn't see him.
B: Neither did I. He ___ there then.
must not have been
might not be
must have been
A: I can't find my glasses, but I know I had them at work today.
B: You ___ them at the office.
might not have
might have left
must not have left
A: Marc's new car looks really expensive.
B: Yes, it does. It ___ a fortune!
must have cost
must not have cost
might have cost
Sue forgot her boyfriend's birthday.
I wouldn't have lent her money.
She should have put it on her calendar.
I wouldn't have cooked for him.
Tim got a speeding ticket.
He should have told the truth.
She should have brought something.
He shouldn't have gone over the limit.
Ruth still hasn't paid me back.
I wouldn't have lent her money.
She should have put it on her calendar.
She should have bought something.
Bill lied to us.
I wouldn't have lent him money.
He should have told the truth.
I wouldn't have cooked for him.
I spent an hour making Joe dinner, and he didn't even thank me.
I wouldn't have cooked for him.
He should have told the truth.
He shouldn't have gone over the speed limit.
Carol came over for dinner empty-handed.
I wouldn't have lent her money.
She should have put it on her calendar.
She should have brought something.
All of these are common pet peeves EXCEPT:
noisy eaters
people who read books
people who are always late
Which past modal do you use if you're almost certain about something?
must (not) have
may/might (not) have
could (not) have
All of these past modals can be used if it's possible EXCEPT:
may (not) have
couldn't have
might (not) have
could have
Which past modal do you use if it's not possible?
must (not) have
Couldn't have
Might not have
Could have
Ruth's husband forgot their anniversary. She reacts with a criticism.
If you do it again, you'll have to find a new wife!
You can be so inconsiderate!
Now you have to buy me two gifts.
Ruth's husband forgot their anniversary. She reacts with a prediction:
You're having an affair, aren't you?
You must want a divorce!
You'll probably forget my birthday, too!
Ruth's husband forgot their anniversary. She reacts with a warning:
If you do it again, you'll have to find a new wife!
You know, you ought to buy me jewelry.
You can be so inconsiderate!
Ruth's husband forgot their anniversary. She reacts with an excuse:
I bet you were with another woman!
I know you've been busy lately. It just slipped your mind.
How could you forget our anniversary?
