Vocabulary 1
Vocabulary 2
Modals 1
Modals 2
Modals 3
100

I have a terrible _______; my head is pounding.

Headache

100

A cold usually gives you a ____________ nose.

runny

100

You ________ show your ID to enter the building; it’s required.

must / have to

100

She’s smiling and laughing — she ________ (be) happy about the news.

must be

100

You ________ take photos here; it’s forbidden.

mustn't / can't

200

He fell off his bike and got a big _______ on his leg.

bruise

200

Children often get ________, which causes itchy red spots.

Chickenpox

200

You ________ come early tomorrow; it’s not necessary.

don't have to / don't need to / needn't

200

I ________ go to the dentist yesterday; my tooth really hurt.

had to / needed to

200

The lights are off and nobody answered the door — they ________ be at home.

can't

300

A sudden twisting of a joint that causes injury

Sprain

300

He cut his hand badly, so we had to take him to ________

A&E

300

He looks exhausted. He ________ (work) all night.

must have worked

300

We bought extra tickets, but there were plenty available.
→ We ________________________.

needn't have bought extra tickets. There were plenty available.

300

It’s wise for him to call his parents now. They might be worried.
→ He ___________________________.

had better call his parents now.

400

New shoes can sometimes cause painful ________.

Blisters
400

If you have a stomach bug, you usually feel _______.

sick

400

It wasn’t necessary for her to come early. On Sunday we usually sleep in. 

→ She _____________________________.

didn't have to / didn't need to

400

A: Do you know where Charlie is?

B Well, he _______ be far away. His phone's on the table. 

A Any idea where he ______ be?

can't / might

400

I _____________ see a doctor about this cough.

should


500

When I’m stressed, I often get a ________ on my lip.

cold sore

500

I can’t swallow easily because I have a ________.

sore throat

500

 You ____________ (worry) about the exam; it’s not graded 

needn't / don't need to / don't have to

500

She __________ (lose) her phone on the way home.

might / may have lost

500

They woke up early, but the meeting was cancelled.
→ They ____________________________________.

needn't have woken up early because the meeting was cancelled.

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