WorksheetsModals with present perfect.
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 6mins
Correct the sentence according to the certainty: The ancient Incas might not have made the Nazca Lines (80%)
The ancient Incas could not have made the Nazca Lines
The ancient Incas must not have made the Nazca Lines
The ancient Incas may not have made the Nazca Lines
Unscramble the sentence: celebrated/ rituals/ Where/ the/ people/ have/ might / Norse/ their/ ?
Where the Norse might have celebrated their rituals people?
Where have the people might celebrated their Norse rituals?
Where might the Norse people have celebrated their rituals?
Change the sentence to question: You could have told me about that strange happening
Could you have told me about that strange happening?
Could have you told me about that strange happening?
Have could you told me about that strange happening?
Select the correct sentence
Those hills could have being sacred places.
Those hills could have been sacred places.
Those hills could have be sacred places.
Change the question to affirmative sentence: Might the objects in the house have floated because of ghosts?
The objects in the house might have floated because of ghosts.
The objects in the house might floated have because of ghosts.
The objects might have in the house floated because of ghosts.
Correct the sentence: The boy could have invent the story.
The boy could has invented the story.
The boy have could invent the story.
The boy could have invented the story.
Modal verbs in present simple are used to:
make a guess about something. We choose the modal verb depending on how sure we are.
affirm something. We choose the modal verb depending on how confused we are.
ask for permission. We choose the modal verb depending on how needed we are.
We can use these modal verbs in present prefect to:
to discuss about something that was true the past.
to say that we are sure that something was true or happened in the past.
to express that we aren't sure that something in the past.
"HAVE" is used in all the cases with the past participle of the verb for speculating.
True
False
Select the incorrect sentence.
The person might have feel an earthquake.
The person might feel an earthquake.
The person might have felt an earthquake.
