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Make a sentence using a modal verb. Perhaps Shakespeare travelled in Italy
Shakespeare may/might/could have travelled in Italy
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Perhaps she broke her leg.
She may/might/have broken her leg
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Perhaps I lost my keys
I may/might/could have lost my keys
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Perhaps Alice went home
Alice may/might/could have gone home
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Perhaps my great-grandfather was a soldier.
My great-grandfather may/might/could have been a soldier
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Perhaps he found a new job
He may/might/could have found a new job
Make a sentence using a modal verb. The exam was easy. I'm sure I've passed it.
I must have passed the exam
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Her office is locked. I'm sure she went home.
She must have gone home
Make a sentence using a modal verb. Helen didn't come. I'm sure she forgot about it.
She must have forgotten
Make a sentence using a modal verb. The car isn't here. I'm sure John took it.
John must have taken it.
Make a sentence using a modal verb. I can't find my umbrella. I'm sure I left it on the bus.
I must have left my umbrella on the bus
Make a sentence using a modal verb. The fridge is empty. Peter didn't go shopping
Peter can't have gone shopping.
Make a sentence using a modal verb. She looks unhappy. I'm sure she didn't get the job.
She can't have got the job
Make a sentence using a modal verb. The flowers are dead. Clearly Jack didn't water them.
Jack can't have watered the flowers
Make a sentence using a modal verb. His car is outside. Obviously Luke didn't go away
Luke can't have gone away
