Modal verbs (past)
That address doesn’t sound right. You
(hear) __________ it correctly.
can’t have heard
Jerry and George __________ out after they disagreed about smoking.
fell
What's the mistake?
You can leave the table when you’ve eaten out all your lunch.
eaten up
But she hasn’t advertised her car yet. She
(sell) __________ it already.
can’t have sold
When he __________ the cost of fixing the car, I was shocked.
worked out
What's wrong?
I’ve made calculations. I know how much I’ll need to save so I can go on holiday. (work)
I calculate how much I need work out to go on holiday.
I’ve worked out how much I’ll need to save so I can go on holiday.
You’re joking! You (hear) __________ of Elvis Presley. Who hasn't?
must have heard
Sue and I had an argument, but we __________ afterwards.
made up
Sorry, this isn’t the police, this is McDonald’s. You must rang the wrong number.
must have rung
I think it was Jeremy who discovered the truth. (must have)
It must have been Jeremy who discovered the truth.
What is the mistake?
In 2000, Europeans work out about 12% of the world’s population.
made up
I’m pretty sure Lara and Oliver got married. (must have)
What's the mistake?
they must have get married
Lara and Oliver must have got married.
What's the mistake?
The window might been broken with y a hammer.
The window might have been broken with a hammer.
Where do you take up? Is it a good gym?
work out
Complete with an adverb.
Why would a millionaire borrow money from you?
Well, ______________.
Well, exactly.