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  • I was _______ to send her the flyer last night but I completely forgot.
    supposed
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  • You ________ bought more bread, we already have two loaves at home.
    needn't have
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  • When John first started working in his new company, he _________ do a lot more extra work than he has to do now
    had to
  •  10
  • The concert was free, you ____________ pay to get in.
    didn't have/need to
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  • I wish I had studied more for that exam. SHOULD
    I should have studied more...
  •  10
  • I'm not sure why Liam is so late. He ________________ the bus.
    might/ could / may have missed
  •  20
  • The homework was really difficult but I ________ to do it in the end
    managed
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  • James could ________ a really good football player but in the end, he wanted to concentrate on his studies.
    have been
  •  15
  • You ___________ seen Michael at the shop, he's in London.
    can't / couldn't have
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  • She looked upset, you ___________ spoken to her like that.
    shouldn't have
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  • I __________ breakfast, but I didn't, so now I'm extremely hungry.
    should have eaten/had
  •  10
  • Alice ________ worried about the exam, she passed with flying colours
    needn't have
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  • Unfortunately, we ________ book tickets in time so we won't be going to the concert.
    didn't manage to / weren't able to
  •  20
  • She's late. It's possible she has got stuck in traffic. HAVE
    She may/might/could have got stuck in traffic
  •  15
  • I could play the piano when I was 7 years old. TO
    I was able to play the piano when I was 7 years old
  •  15
  • There's no way that she did that! (rewrite using the adverb POSSIBLY)
    She can't possibly have done that
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