Infinitives after modal verbs

Phrasal Verbs 3 | Come round, not run out of, come across, look forward to, look for, come back, take after | Clauses of Purpose | Prepositions of Time |

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1. He might have been sleeping he is at home.- He might be at home.

2. I think he will be at home tomorrow. – He might be at home tomorrow.

3. I think he was at home yesterday. – He might have been at home yesterday.

4. I think he has already come. – He might have already come.

5. I think he came yesterday. – He might have come yesterday.

6. I think he had come by that time. – He might nave come by that time.

7. I think he is sleeping. – He might be sleeping.

8. I think he has been sleeping since 5 pm. – He might have been sleeping since 5pm.

9. I think he was sleeping at 2pm. - He might have been sleeping at 5pm.

10. I think he had been sleeping for 2 hours by that time. - He might have been sleeping for 2 hours by that time.

Ex. 1

1. I think she gets up early.

2. I think they will spend their holidays in Ireland.

3. I think he has done his homework.

4. I think they bought it last year.

5. I think they had sold it by that time.

6. I think they are playing tennis now.

7. I think he has been waiting since 8.

8. I think she was working when they came.

9. I think he had been sitting there for 2 hours by that time.

Ex. 2

1. Возможно, она живёт здесь.

2. Возможно, он останется дома летом.

3. Возможно, они уже уехали.

4. Возможно, он звонил вчера.

5. Возможно, она всё сделала к тому времени.

6. Возможно, он смотрел ТВ, когда я позвонила.

7. Возможно, он сейчас работает.

8. Возможно, он пишет письмо с 8 утра.

9. Возможно, они обедали, когда он пришёл.

Infinitives after modal verbs