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tt4! ('KL!' ' - : Past Modals

The document discusses the use of past modals like might have, must have, can't have in completing dialogues and sentences. It provides examples of conversations where the phrases are used to speculate about past events and a list of verbs to complete sentences with should/shouldn't have.

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tt4! ('KL!' ' - : Past Modals

The document discusses the use of past modals like might have, must have, can't have in completing dialogues and sentences. It provides examples of conversations where the phrases are used to speculate about past events and a list of verbs to complete sentences with should/shouldn't have.

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7 A GRAMMAR past modals

C) Complete the dialogues. Rewrite the phrases in brackets using mi[Jht (not) have, must have, or
can't have + past participle.
1 A Why is there so much traffic today?
B I don't know. There might have broken
an accident. (Maybe
there was)
2 A Can you move your leg?
B No, it hurts too much. I think I might have brokenit. (Perhaps I
have broken it)
3 A Look! The gate's open and the dog has gone.
B Oh no! We must have left it open when we went out. (I'm
sure we left it open)
4 A Oh no, the cake's burning!
B You must have put the oven on too high. (You definitely
put the oven on)
5 A I can't find the milk. We can’t
_ ____have drunk it all. (I'm sure we
didn't drink it)
B Yes, you're right. It must be in there somewhere.
6 A Where's Jeremy? He should be here.
the email about the meeting. (Perhaps he
B He might not have seen
didn't see)
7 A Ellen passed all her exams with top marks!
B Wow! She must have workedreally hard. (I'm sure she worked)
8 A Mum, I'm going to play football now.
B What? You can’t have finished all of your
homework. (It's impossible you've finished)
9 A We didn't see Dan and Sarah at the concert.
B They might not have been able to Iget
tickets. think the concert was sold out.
(Perhaps they weren't able to get)
10 A I called you earlier, but I got your voicemail.
myoffphone by mistake. (I'm sure I
B Sorry. I must have switched
switched off)

G Complete the sentences with should/ shouldn't have and the past participle of a verb from the list.

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1 We're lost. I knew we should have taken the second exit at the roundabout!
2 This tastes really spicy. You _ _ _have
shouldn’t __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ so much chilli.
used

3 You shouldn’t have broken up with James. He was such a nice guy.
4 The concert was amazing. You should have come with us.
5 Jim's already gone? I don't believe it - he should have waited for us.
6 I'm afraid we can't exchange the jacket now. You should have kept the receipt.
7 You should have told 8 shouldn’t have worn us that you were in hospital. We would have visited you.
8 I _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ these jeans. T hey really don't suit me.

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G Write four dialogues of two lines using must have, mi[Jht have, can't have, and should(n't).

English File 3rd edition Teacher's Book Upper-intermediate Photocopiable © Oxford University Press 2014

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