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Complete With The Correct Form of BE ABLE TO

The document contains examples of using modal verbs like "can", "must", "need" correctly in sentences. It provides sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate modal verb form. The sentences cover using modal verbs for ability, permission, obligation, prohibition, deduction and necessity. There are also examples of forming sentences using "didn't need to" and "needn't have" along with the past participle of verbs.

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Complete With The Correct Form of BE ABLE TO

The document contains examples of using modal verbs like "can", "must", "need" correctly in sentences. It provides sentences with blanks to be filled in with the appropriate modal verb form. The sentences cover using modal verbs for ability, permission, obligation, prohibition, deduction and necessity. There are also examples of forming sentences using "didn't need to" and "needn't have" along with the past participle of verbs.

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Complete with the correct form of BE ABLE TO.

1 Sara ……………………………………..write when she was five.


2 We had our cameras with us, so we………………………………….take some photographs.
3 …………………………..you……………………..help me clean the garage tomorrow?
4 I……………………………..sing since I was a child.
5 Nobody called the police, so the thieves …………………………………..escaped.

Circle the correct word.


1 I must /have to put a new film in my camera. I want to take some pictures.
2 In Britain you must/have to drive on the left.
3 I must/have to start working harder. I’d like to improve my marks at school.
4 You must/have to get a new passport if you want to travel to the USA.
5 We must/have to wear a uniform at work.

Complete with MUSTN’T or DON’T HAVE TO.


1 You …………………………………………wait for me. I can meet you later. 8987
2 We ……………………………..make any noise when we go inside. Everyone’s asleep.
3 Hurry up! We…………………………be late!
4 You……………………………….leave yet. You can stay a bit longer.
5 I…………………………………forget to call Tim. It’s very important.
6 She ………………………………..go to school tomorrow. It’s the weekend.

Complete with DIDN’T NEED TO or NEEDN’T HAVE and the correct form of the verb.
1 I ……………………………………………..(wake) her. She was already in the shower.
2 She ………………………………….(stay) at the office, so she came home early.
3 Thank you for the flowers but you really …………………………………..(buy) so many.
4 Why didn’t you take the bus? You………………………………………(walk) home.
5 Pamela gave the children a lift, so they…………………………………(walk) to school today.
6 You………………………………..(borrow) Dave’s bike. You could have used mine.

DEDUCTION. Complete with MUST, MUST HAVE, CAN’T, CAN’T HAVE and the correct form of
the verb.
1 You……………………………………..(be) hungry! You’ve just had three sandwiches!
2 He…………………………………(be) tired. He got out of bed twenty minutes ago.
3 They………………………………….(be) at the theatre last night. They moved to Australia a year ago!
4 David’s late. He………………………………………(miss) the bus.
5 They……………………………………….(arrive) in Paris. They only left London half an hour ago.
6 That………………………………….(be) Linda’s brother. He looks a lot like her.
7 That looks like Kate but it………………………………….(be) her. Kate’s got blue eyes.

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