1. I ____ drive a car; I haven't got a license.
2. You ____ smoke in here; it's a no-smoking area.
3. Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express permission?
4. He ____ be tired; he's been working all day.
5. She ____ go to the doctor; she's feeling unwell.
6. Which sentence correctly expresses a polite request?
7. We ____ have finished our work by tomorrow.
8. They ____ be at home; their car is in the driveway.
9. I ____ go to the party; I'm not feeling well.
10. Which sentence correctly uses a modal verb to express necessity?
11. He ____ have forgotten his keys; he's trying to get in.
12. You ____ worry so much; everything will be alright.
13. We ____ have booked the tickets earlier.
14. She ____ have studied harder for the exam.
15. Which sentence correctly expresses ability in the past?
Present tenses
Past tenses 1
Present perfect
Present tenses 2
Future 1
Future 2
Countable and uncountable nouns
Referring to nouns
Pronouns and referencing
Adjectives and adverbs
Comparing things
The noun pharse
Modals 1
Modals 2
Reported speech
Verb + verb patterns
Likelihood based on conditions 1
Likelihood based on conditions 2
Presositions
Relative clauses
Ways of organising texts
The passive
Linking ideas
Showing your position in a text
Nominalisation in written English