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    Lat Kuis English

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions testing the use of modal verbs like must, might, can't, etc. in making deductions about past or hypothetical events based on available information. It also contains 5 sentences for students to complete using various modal verbs. The questions and sentences are assessing a student's understanding of when to use different modal verbs to talk about possibilities, necessities, permissions and prohibitions.

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions testing the use of modal verbs like must, might, can't, etc. in making deductions about past or hypothetical events based on available information. It also contains 5 sentences for students to complete using various modal verbs. The questions and sentences are assessing a student's understanding of when to use different modal verbs to talk about possibilities, necessities, permissions and prohibitions.

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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions testing the use of modal verbs like must, might, can't, etc. in making deductions about past or hypothetical events based on available information. It also contains 5 sentences for students to complete using various modal verbs. The questions and sentences are assessing a student's understanding of when to use different modal verbs to talk about possibilities, necessities, permissions and prohibitions.

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    I. Choose the best answer for the following question !

    1. Tomy's class starts at 8:30. It's 8:45 and he's not here yet. He_______
    a. must have missed the bus.
    b.  must be sick.
    c. must have been sick.
    d. might have missed the bus.

    2. My plants are dead. I _______


    a. must give them more water.
    b. couldn't give them enough water.
    c. can't not have given them enough water.
    d. can't have given them enough water.

    3. My white shirt now has green streaks in it. I ________


    a. can't have washed it properly.
    b. must not have not washed it properly.
    c. must to wash it properly.
    d. can't wash it properly.

    4. Look! Our car isn't in the driveway! Somebody ________


    a.  must be stealing it.
    b. must have stolen it.
    c. could have stolen it.
    d.  might have stolen it.

    5. I don't know why he hasn't called me back. He ________


    a.  might have forgotten my number.
    b.  might forget my number.
    c. must have forgotten my number.
    d. might be forgetting my number.

    6. Nadia said she was hungry, but she didn't eat very much after all. She _______
    a. can't like the food.
    b. couldn't have been hungry.
    c. couldn't have liked the food.
    d. couldn't like the food.

    7. My friend promised to pick me up at 7:00. It's now 7:25 and I don't see him. He
    _____
    a.  might have forgotten.
    b. might be forgetting.
    c. must have forgotten.
    d. might forget.
    8. The twins have guilty expressions on their faces. They _______
    a. must do something naughty.
    b. might do something naughty.
    c. must have done something naughty.
    d. might have done something naughty.

    9. Garry promised to clean his room, but it is still messy. He ______


    a. couldn't have cleaned it.
    b. couldn't to have cleaned it.
    c. can't clean it.
    d. cannot clean it.

    10. _________ He can't have studied.


    a. The student made a lot of mistakes on the quiz.
    b. The students made a lot of mistakes on the quiz.
    c. The student makes a lot of mistakes on the quiz.
    d. The students could make a lot of mistakes on the quiz.

    II. Complete the sentences by using :


    must/musn’t/can/can’t/could/couldn’t/may/might/migh not

    1. Someone told me that Steven was in Singapore but I saw him yesterday so I'm sure he's
    not abroad.
    Steven __can’t____ be abroad

    2. I'm not sure I'm going to pass the exam. I don't feel very confident.
    I ___might not___ pass the exam. I don’t feel very confident.

    3. They told me to prepare the project by tomorrow but it's almost impossible to have it
    done so fast.
    I __may____finish it by tomorrow if I stay at work all night, but I'm not sure. 

    4. After so many years without a holiday, Claire _might____ be really happy wih her.

    5. But anything _can___ happen, We __might not___ see you again because you ___may__
    have a terrible accident.

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