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English 31 Public

modals

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I'm sure she lost the race. (must)

She must have lost the race.

Perhaps she will phone us today. (may)

She may phone us today.

I don't think the Rogers have lived here long. (can't)

The Rogers can't have lived here long

I'm sure he has spent a lot of money. (must)

He must have spent a lot of money.

Perhaps he is feeling ill. (may)

He may be feeling ill.

I'm sure Ann wasn't driving carelessly. (been)

Ann can't have been driving carelessly.

Perhaps he had left before you called. (have)

He may/might have left before you called.

I'm sure she is considering your offer. She (be).......considering your offer

She must be considering your offer

Perhaps they rented a flat. They(may)....a flat

They may have rented a flat

It's forbidden to feed the animal. You(not) .....the animals

You mustn't feed the animals

It isn't necessary to cut the grass. You(have).....the grass

You don't have to cut the grass

It's prohibited to take dogs to the resataurant.You(not)........into the restaurant

You must not take dogs to the restaurant

It isn't necessary to dust the furniture. You(need).....the furniture

You don't need to dust the furniture

Children aren't allowed to run in the corridor. Children(not)....in the corridor

Children mustn't run in the corridor

Sixth graders needn't wear school uniforms. Sixth graders(have)........school uniforms

Sixth graders don't have to wear school uniforms

Tim went on a 2 day trip. He took more clothes than necessary. Tim(need)......so many clothes on a school trip

Tim needn't have taken so many clothes on a school trip