can't, must, may, might or could.
That email ________ be real – just look at the terrible spelling.
[can't]
_________ you help me find it on the map?
[Could]
The door that you use in order to leave a shop is called the_______________
exit
This money _______ be for the shopping. Mum said she'd leave it here.
[must]
_________you know where the nearest shops are?
[Do]
A shop needs to take care of its c__________or they will leave and shop somewhere else.
[customers]
'Is that Nathan?' 'It _______ be. He's in London this week.'
[can't]
Could you__________ me where to go?
[tell]
There's the coffee. Look – on the top __________
[shelf].
'Do you think this is the place?' 'It _____ be. We followed the directions exactly.'
[must]
Do you ________ any idea where Helen lives?
[have]
The ____________ is the name we give to the place where we pay for our shopping.
[checkout]
Do you think it _________ be a good idea to phone and check that Min-jae is OK?
[may / might / could]
Do you have _______ idea if I can pay by card?
[any]
Large stores sell things in different ____________, with places for only food, or only clothes.
[departments]