Modals
Choose the correct MODAL VERBS to complete the sentences and use the correct form of the
verb in brackets (PRESENT or PERFECT INFINITIVE).
1. I should/can’t ……………………………………………………………..(study) more but I didn’t have time.
2. You have to/can……………………………………………………..(tell) me anything you need, I’m here
for you
3. You mustn’t/should…………………………………………………(tell) me about it. I would have helped
you!
4. If you can/can’t …………………………………..(find) your keys, go to the kitchen. They
might/have to…………………………(be) on the table
5. I can’t/don’t have to………………………………………..(find) my jacket. I
must/should……………………………….(leave) it in the car.
Modals
Choose the correct MODAL VERBS to complete the sentences and use the correct form of the
verb in brackets (PRESENT or PERFECT INFINITIVE).
1. I should/can’t ……………………………………………………………..(study) more but I didn’t have time.
2. You have to/can……………………………………………………..(tell) me anything you need, I’m here
for you
3. You mustn’t/should…………………………………………………(tell) me about it. I would have helped
you!
4. If you can/can’t …………………………………..(find) your keys, go to the kitchen. They
might/have to…………………………(be) on the table
5. I can’t/don’t have to………………………………………..(find) my jacket. I
must/should……………………………….(leave) it in the car.
Modals
Choose the correct MODAL VERBS to complete the sentences and use the correct form of the
verb in brackets (PRESENT or PERFECT INFINITIVE).
1. I should/can’t ……………………………………………………………..(study) more but I didn’t have time.
2. You have to/can……………………………………………………..(tell) me anything you need, I’m here
for you
3. You mustn’t/should…………………………………………………(tell) me about it. I would have helped
you!
4. If you can/can’t …………………………………..(find) your keys, go to the kitchen. They
might/have to…………………………(be) on the table
5. I can’t/don’t have to………………………………………..(find) my jacket. I
must/should……………………………….(leave) it in the car.