Share Prepare 6 - Grammar review Units 17-20
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If I’d left earlier, I wouldn’t miss / have missed the flight.
have missed
If you are / had taken some sun cream, you wouldn’t have got burnt.
had taken
I might had been / have been badly injured if I hadn’t been wearing a helmet.
might have been
If I’d known, I can / could have helped you.
could
You wouldn’t have got ill if you’d taken / take warmer clothes.
had taken
If I’d had / have an extra ten minutes, I might not have failed.
had had
The escaped prisoners must have had / having help from one of the guards.
must have had
It can / can’t have taken you six months to read that book. It’s only 60 pages!
can't have taken
Without Sgt Reece’s determination the murder might have / has gone unsolved.
might have gone
I didn’t recognise Fran. She must / mustn’t have dyed her hair.
must have dyed
They lived on Dover Street, but they can’t / might have moved since then.
might have moved
It’s possible that someone stole Lauren’s headphones. Someone ________ Lauren’s headphones. (might)
Someone might have stolen Lauren’s headphones.
It’s impossible that William has broken his leg again. William _______ his leg again. (can’t)
William can't have broken his leg again.
Maybe someone took photos of the attacker. Someone _______ photos of the attacker. (could)
Someone could have taken photos of the attacker.
I’m sure that the investigation took a long time. The investigation ______ a long time. (must)
The investigation must have taken a long time.
Perhaps someone gave the police new evidence. Someone _______ the police new evidence. (may)
Someone may have given the police new evidence.
