The document discusses modal verbs used with perfect tense verbs to talk about past possibilities, probabilities, abilities, and unfulfilled obligations. Some example sentences using modal verbs like could have, should have, might have, must have, and wouldn't have are provided to illustrate their meanings in different contexts. Multiple choice questions follow to test understanding of using modal verbs in the perfect tense.
The document discusses modal verbs used with perfect tense verbs to talk about past possibilities, probabilities, abilities, and unfulfilled obligations. Some example sentences using modal verbs like could have, should have, might have, must have, and wouldn't have are provided to illustrate their meanings in different contexts. Multiple choice questions follow to test understanding of using modal verbs in the perfect tense.
The document discusses modal verbs used with perfect tense verbs to talk about past possibilities, probabilities, abilities, and unfulfilled obligations. Some example sentences using modal verbs like could have, should have, might have, must have, and wouldn't have are provided to illustrate their meanings in different contexts. Multiple choice questions follow to test understanding of using modal verbs in the perfect tense.
The document discusses modal verbs used with perfect tense verbs to talk about past possibilities, probabilities, abilities, and unfulfilled obligations. Some example sentences using modal verbs like could have, should have, might have, must have, and wouldn't have are provided to illustrate their meanings in different contexts. Multiple choice questions follow to test understanding of using modal verbs in the perfect tense.
could have _____ couldn't have _____ past ability The boy could have done the dishes himself, but his father decided to help. should have ____ shouldn't have ____ You did or didn't do something that was a good idea. The girl shouldn't have spun around so many times. She fell down. spin: turn around many times. spin / spun / spun would have ____ wouldn't have ____ past condition / past situation This house of cards would have fallen over if the person who built it hadn't been so careful. may have _____ may not have _____ past possibility y grandfather may have used this camera when he was a young man, but !'m not sure. might have ______ might not have _____ past possibility "er mother might have put mustard on her sandwich. She hopes not. must have ____ must not have ___ past probability. This indicates that something probably happened in the past. They must have practiced a lot because they're very good musicians. #. !f ! had gone to the sales, !'m sure ! .............. have bought something. $. % might &. % should '. % would (. 'laire was very upset you didn't go to her birthday party. You .............. have gone. $. % might &. % should '. % would ). The lights are out. They .............. have gone to sleep. $. % might &. % should '. % would *. +e .............. have invited ,ave to the party if we had -nown he was in town. $. % might &. % should '. % would .. You .............. have come to the pub on Saturday. +e had a great time. $. % might &. % should '. % would /. She .............. have changed her mind. !'m not sure. 0to change1 $. % might &. % should '. % would 2. You .............. have spent so much money on ',s. You'll have problems getting to the end of the month now. $. % might &. % should '. % shouldn't 3. She told me she .............. have emailed you if you had given her your address. $. % might &. % should '. % would 4. "e's really shy. You .............. have told him you li-ed him. $. % might &. % should '. % would #5. She .............. have said yes to a date. You never -now. $. % might &. % should '. % would ##. You .............. have mentioned her weight. She was very upset. $. % might not &. % shouldn't '. % wouldn't