They ,,, (be) at the cinema because they were talking about going this morning, but I'm not entirely sure.

Paul ... (hold up) in traffic because he isn't usually late.

A: I don't know where Eleonore and Camilla are. B: They ... (go) to the cinema but I'm not sure.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT. CORRECT IT IF NECESSARY. I can't find my watch anywhere. I must have leave it at the gym.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT. CORRECT IT IF NECESSARY. My door to my flat was unlocked. I must have forgot to lock it.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT. CORRECT IT IF NECESSARY. There's a strange smell coming from the fridge. The milk must be gone off.

A: Sarah looks really stressed. B: She ... (revise) for her exams at the moment . They start next week.

I sent them an invitation two weeks ago - they ... (receive) it by now.

TRANSFORMATION SENTENCE: It's highly unlike that we've used up all the toner for the pringer already. RUN We can't ... toner for the printer already.

He ... (forget) his password because he's been locked out of his computer.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT. CORRECT IT IF NECESSARY. They might have changed the date of the presentation but I'm not sure.

CORRECT OR INCORRECT. CORRECT IT IF NECESSARY. My feet can't have grown because my shoes don't fit me anymore.

The answer ... (possibly / be) wrong. I've checked it three times!