1. It’s cloudy; It (might/ should) rain tonight. 2. I (must/ needn’t) respect the red light. 3. (May/must) I take your pen? 4. You (should/ mustn’t) see a doctor. 5. He (must/…
1. It’s cloudy; It (might/ should) rain tonight. 2. I (must/ needn’t) respect the red light. 3. (May/must) I take your pen? 4. You (should/ mustn’t) see a doctor. 5. He (must/ mustn’t) smoke in the station. 6. You (must/needn’t) come; you could just call. 7. When I was 14, I (can/could) run faster. 8. I (can/ could) play violin and guitar. 9. Tonny (had to/ have to) leave yesterday. 10. He (can’t/ couldn’t) come last night. 11. It’s a hospital. You (must/ mustn’t) smoke here. 12. You (should/ should have) helped him when he asked for help yesterday. 13. Mathew has been working all day; he (must/ needn’t) be tired. 14. (Can/ May) you drink a bottle of water without stopping? No, I (mightn’t/ can’t). 15. He didn’t show up yet. He (might/ might have) taken the wrong bus.
Here are the correct options for each sentence:
- It’s cloudy; It might rain tonight.
- I must respect the red light.
- May I take your pen?
- You should see a doctor.
- He mustn’t smoke in the station.
- You needn’t come; you could just call.
- When I was 14, I could run faster.
- I can play violin and guitar.
- Tonny had to leave yesterday.
- He couldn’t come last night.
- It’s a hospital. You mustn’t smoke here.
- You should have helped him when he asked for help yesterday.
- Mathew has been working all day; he must be tired.
- Can you drink a bottle of water without stopping?
No, I can’t. - He didn’t show up yet. He might have taken the wrong bus.
