Tony (a)   a very well-paid job. He lives in a huge house and drives a Ferrari. (modal verb)

The man on the right in the photo (a)   (be) Peter. But, to be honest, I’m just guessing. (modal verb)

Look how disappointed all the boys look. Oh dear. They (a)   (lose) the match. (modal verb)

The police (a)   (find) the missing schoolchildren, but don’t get your hopes up yet. This hasn’t been confirmed. (modal verb)

She (a)   (be) Susie’s sister. Susie’s an only child. (modal verb)

The burglars (a)   (escape) through the back window. It's the only way out. (modal verb)

If we'd entered the competition, we (a)   (win). Who knows? (modal verb)

There is a need (a)   better policing in this area.

The council is running the risk (a)   losing a lot of money.

What hope do we have (a)   _ getting a fairer justice system?

There isn’t much point (a)   speaking to him about the issue now.

Sheila really didn't have any excuse (a)   _ being late

On the drive north, we didn’t have any problem (a)   the traffic.

I think the quality (a)   the water is very good in this region.

The police have put a strong focus (a)   tackling vandalism.

We really don't want a return (a)   the days of high unemployment.

Teenagers today have no respect (a)   authority.