1. Match the following sentences to get meaningful sentences and complete the gaps with: can, can’t, must, mustn’t, may, might not and should.

1. Match the following sentences to get meaningful sentences and complete the gaps with: can, can’t, must, mustn’t, may, might not and should.

	A. You _________ have had a terrible fright. B. That _________ be Helen knocking the door. C. Sorry to interrupt you for a second. D. You _________ take a coat with you. E. Are you coming on Saturday or Sunday? F. You _________ drop litter in the streets. G. My grandfather loves music.		1. It’s against the law. 2. I don’t know. I _________ be coming this weekend at all. 3. You are still trembling. 4. He _________ play the trumpet very well. 5. It’s going to get cold later. 6. She is supposed to be at school. 7. _________I ask you a personal question?

2. Choose the modal verb which best fits each of the following sentences.

a) I think you must / ought to have the car washed, Jim. It’s so dirty!

b) Her bedroom light is still on. Dorothy should / must be studying for the History test.

c) It’s not surprising that we couldn’t / might not find the house. You gave us the wrong address.

d) “It’s the end of the term. So you shouldn’t / don’t have to do any homework”, the teacher said.

e) Excuse me. Could / Might you lend me your pen?

f) What are your plans for the next summer? I’m not sure. I must/ may go to London.

g) If the traffic gets very bad, we might / should miss the train.

h) I thought I saw James in town, but I could / ought to have been wrong.

i) You may / must come and visit us. I would be so nice to see you again.

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