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Revision Unit 3
Revision Unit 3
Might not can't have to shouldn't could should mustn't is able to must
2. Complete the sentences with a modal verb. Sometimes there may be more than one correct
answer.
3. Write what you would say in each situation. Use a suitable modal and the verb in brackets.
1. Your friend rides his bike without a helmet. (wear)
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2. It's cold, and someone else is near the open window. (close)
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3. Someone takes out a cigarette in a shop with a non-smoking sign. (smoke)
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4. Your friend eats too much junk food. (eat)
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5. There's a chance that your team will do well. (win)
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4. Rewrite the sentences with the modals below. Do not change the meaning of the original
sentence.
1. I'm angry because Peggy took my bike without asking. She should have/might have asked
me.
2. We've got a car, but we decided to walk. We must have/could have driven.
3. John is late. I don't know what happened to him. He may have/would have missed the bus.
4. Sara didn't wish me a happy birthday. She must have/should have forgotten my birthday.
5. Why didn't you ask me? I should have/would have helped you.
6. Now John is angry with me. I shouldn't have/might not have told everyone his secret.
Would have should have shouldn't have might not have must have
7. Complete the sentences with the modal perfects below and the correct form of the verbs in
brackets.
Should have couldn't have must not have would have could have must have
might have shouldn't have needn't have
1. I'm not sure where Don went. He __________________________ (go) to buy bread.
2. I'm sorry I'm so late. You ___________________________ (think) I wasn't coming.
3. You ___________________________ (bring) the new CD. I wanted to listen to it while we
were studying.
4. Thanks for the cake but you _________________________ (bring) it because I cooked one
yesterday.
5. She ________________________________ (buy)three T-shirts, but she only had enough
money for one.
6. I really upset Beth. I _________________________ (tell) her the terrible news about Jim.
7. They decided to stay at a hotel, although they ______________________________ (stay) at
our house. We insisted that they were welcome.
8. That cake was incredibly delicious. It __________________________ (be) better.
9. My swimmning costume is not in the suitcase. I __________________________(pack) it.
8. Complete the sentences using the modals and modal perfects below and the correct form of the
verb in brackets.
Should must may don't have to shouldn't have might not have must have
couldn't have
9. Complete the sentences with either a modal or a modal perfect and the correct form of the verb
in brackets.
1. I'm sure that's not her dad. He's much older. (can't)
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2. It was a bad idea to eat in this restaurant. (shouldn't)
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3. I'm sure I left my umbrella at the café. (must)
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4. Lisa doesn't talk much. Maybe she's a bit shy. (might)
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5. It's a shame you didn't ask me earlier. (should)
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6. I'm sure they were in a hurry. (must)
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7. It isn't necessary for you to meet me at the airport. (needn't)
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8. Thomas doesn't know how to speak French very well. (can't)
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