Question

B) Fill in the blanks using MUST (HAVE), CAN’T (HAVE), MAY-MIGHT-COULD (HAVE):

1. She knew everything about our plans. She(listen)
to our conversation.
2. He(eat) the roasted beef when we were out.
He is a vegeterian.
3. Mrs. White bought a new fur coat! She(win)
a lottery.
4. John said he would ring, but he hasn’t. He(forget)
all about it.
5. It is possible that he wasn’t taken to the cinema last weekend. He ………………………...
………………………….. (not / take) to the cinema.
6. The children(study) in the library now,
because they have a test tomorrow.
7. The singer has got a sore throat, so she(sing)
at the concert.
8. I(be) at home this evening or I
………………………………………. (be) but I’m not sure.

Answer 1

1. must have listened
2. might have eaten
3. might have won
4. might have forgotten
5. can't be taken
6. must have studied
7. can't sing
8. might be, can't be

Answer 2

The answer is as follows:

1. She knew everything about our plans. She must have listened to our conversation.

2. He must have eaten the roasted beef when we were out.

3. Mrs. White bought a new fur coat. She may have won the lottery.

4. John said he would ring, but he hasn't. He might have forgotten all about it.

5. It is possible that he wasn't taken to the cinema last weekend. He might have not been taken to the cinema.

6. The children must have studied in the library now because they have a test tomorrow.

7. The singer got a sore throat, so she can't sing at the concert.

8. I might be at home this evening or I might not be but I'm not sure.

• Modal verbs are verbs that showcase intent, possibility, or accessibility, i.e. the chance of a situation happening. eg: must, should, might, etc.
• A verb can be defined as a word used to describe an action, a state of being, or something of occurrence, a verb can be expressed in different types of tenses, depending on the action being performed. Other types include prepositional, phrasal, etc.
• A prepositional verb in the English language is defined as the combination of a verb and a preposition to give new meaning to words.
• Phrasal verbs in the English language are a grammatical device used to identify words that are verbs, used along with another added element, and that element usually being an adverb.

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