A. Choose the two examples in each group that fit
We've got to leave for the airport
the description.
1A sentence that contains a simple modal:
A. You should have wrapped your gift.
B. You should be sure to wrap your gift next
time.
C. You could have taken a box of chocolates.
D. You mustn't say anything about the gift you
take.
2A sentence that contains a perfect modal:
A. You ought to plan your European trip
carefully.
B. You'd better not forget your passport when
you travel.
C. We should have gotten a confirmation
notice.
D. We could have visited Iceland if we'd had
time.
3A sentence that contains a modal-like expression:
A. We are not allowed to leave before we get
our visas.
B. Jerry has to get a new passport before we
leave.
C. Travelers must carry their passports with
them at all times.
D. You might ask Alicia if she'd like to go
along.
4A sentence that shows strong necessity:
A. You must pay for your meal before you
order.
B. You should take a phrase book along on the
trip.
C. We've got to finish packing within the next
hour.
D. You might leave a tip if you feel the service
was good.
5A sentence that shows future necessity:
A. We'll have to postpone our trip if our
passports don't come.
B. We're going to be traveling in Asia in the
month of July.
C. Your application is incorrect, so you'll have
to fill out a new one.
D. We'll be getting all our immunizations
before we leave.
6A sentence that shows past necessity:
A.
immediately.
B. My friend isn't here yet; his plane must have
left.
C. We had to change most of our money into
local currency.
D. When I was in school, I always had to get
help with mathematics.
7A sentence saying that it is necessary not to do
something:
A. You must not forget to apply for your visas.
B. The teacher says we don't have to turn in our
papers today after all.
C. We mustn't call Grandma after nine P.M.
D. We don't have to get a visa to visit that
country.
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8A sentence saying that it is or was not necessary to
do something:
A. We don't have to pay that bill for another
two weeks.
B. Sammy didn't have to work yesterday.
C. We mustn't forget to send Grandpa a
birthday card.
D. You absolutely must not leave your luggage
unattended.
9A sentence in which advice is offered:
A. You ought to develop your talent by taking
voice lessons.
B. I invited Juan, but I didn't know he had to
work today.
C. You mustn't walk on that lady's lawn; she'll
call the police.
D. You should have taken your credit card
along on the trip.
10A sentence that shows an expectation:
A. We're supposed to know all the verbs for
class today.
B. I invited Juan, but I didn't know he had to
work today.
C. You mustn't walk on that lady's lawn; she'll
call the police.
D. All staff members are to update their
resumes.