2 Read the sentences and choose the correct alternative. 1 You mustn't / don't have to play your music so loud. You'll damage your eardrums. 2 You could / you can't go to the…
2 Read the sentences and choose the correct alternative. 1 You mustn't / don't have to play your music so loud. You'll damage your eardrums. 2 You could / you can't go to the concert. must be really frustrated that 3 Doctors say the music at some concerts should / can be deafening. ct 4 We had seats in the front row. We could / might see everything! 5 You should / could get there early if you want to sit near the stage. 3 Write sentences using modal perfects. 1 I regret going to the concert. The music was too loud. 2 It's possible she was at the concert, but I didn't see her. 3 It's obvious he's left already. His coat isn't me. I was at here. 4 I don't believe he tried to call home all day. 5 It was unkind of you not to invite your sister.
Sure! Here are the correct alternatives for the first section and sentences using modal perfects for the second section:
2. Choose the correct alternative:
- You mustn't play your music so loud. You'll damage your eardrums.
- You could go to the concert.
- Doctors say the music at some concerts can be deafening.
- We had seats in the front row. We could see everything!
- You should get there early if you want to sit near the stage.
3. Write sentences using modal perfects:
- I shouldn't have gone to the concert. The music was too loud.
- It's possible she could have been at the concert, but I didn't see her.
- It's obvious he must have left already. His coat isn't here.
- I don't believe he could have tried to call home all day.
- It was unkind of you not to have invited your sister.
