True Stories B2 Lesson 5 | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

English 17 Public

Rephrase the sentences using a modal or semi-modal

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I suggest you listen to the audio files in English while you’re sitting in a car. You ... Finish the second sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

You SHOULD/COULD listen to the radio in English while you’re driving.

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It is forbidden to use a camera in this museum. You ... Finish the second sentence using a modal/semi-modal. (More than 1 correct answer).

You MUSTN'T/CAN'T use a camera in this museum.

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It’s necessary to see your doctor as soon as possible. You ... Finish the second sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

You NEED TO see your doctor as soon as possible.

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I think, it is possible that it will rain tomorrow. It ... Finish the second sentence using a modal. (more than 1 correct answer)

It MIGHT/MAY/COULD rain tomorrow.

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There’s no obligation for the company to provide training. Paraphrase the sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

The company DOESN'T HAVE TO provide training.

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I am obliged to finish this report before the deadline. Paraphrase the sentence using a modal. (2 correct answers)

I MUST/HAVE TO finish this report before the deadline.

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It’s strictly forbidden to argue with the team leader. Paraphrase the sentence using a modal.

You MUSTN'T argue with the team leader.

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Do you allow me to finish the project on Monday? (2 correct answers)

MAY/CAN I finish the project on Monday?

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I am sure she's over the moon about her new job. She's been looking for such a place for years. Paraphrase the first sentence using a modal.

She MUST be over the moon about her new job.

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I don't know who's texted her, but it's possible that it's Mike. She often gets messages from him. (more than 1 correct answer)

I don't know who's texted her, but it MIGHT/MAY/COULD be Mike.

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Let's go for a movie at the weekend! Paraphrase it with a modal verb.

E.g. SHALL we go for a movie at the weekend?

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It looks like he is looking for something. It's possible, but check just in case. He... Finish the sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

He may/might/could be looking for something.

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I'm sure Stella didn't leave the lecture early. I saw her talking to the lecturer. Stella... Finish the sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

Stella can't have left the lecture early.

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I wish they had cancelled the concert before. I had to wait in the rain for almost an hour! They... Finish the sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

They should have cancelled the concert before.

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It was very wrong of you to take my car without asking. I am bitterly disappointed in you! You... Finish the sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

You shouldn't have taken my car without asking.

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It was a waste of time worrying! I was fine! You... Finish the sentence using a modal/semi-modal.

You needn't have worried!

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