Modal Verbs

Click the most appropriate answer between brackets:

  1. It is already nine O’clock. I [ can / must / may ] be at work.

  2. She did badly at the English test. She [ might / should have / ought to ] revised her lessons well.

  3. Last night I was alone at home so I [ should / had to / can ] prepare dinner myself.

  4. They [ must / mustn't / must have ] arrived yesterday. They took the train two days ago.

  5. Don’t make too much noise. You [ might / must / should have ] wake the baby.

  6. I [ shouldn't / mustn't / can't ] find my keys anywhere. I wonder where they are.

  7. Everybody wants to see that film. It [ can / mustn't / must ] be very interesting.

  8. You [ have to / may / don't have to ] help me if you don’t want to.

  9. Why didn’t you participate in the contest? You [ could have / had to / will ] won the first prize.

  10. They ate all the food in the fridge. They [ may have / must have / could have ] been very hungry.

  11. [ May / Will / Shall ] you help me with Maths please?

  12. She is extremely rich. She [ mustn't / needn't / ought not to ] go to work.

  13. The boys [ mustn't / couldn't / won't ] play this sort of game. It is dangerous.

  14. You [ shouldn't have / don't have to / couldn't ] answer me immediately. Take your time.

  15. She didn’t come to the meeting. She [ might have / wouldn't have / will have ] forgotten about it.

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