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It wasn’t easy, but in the end, I could / was able to find a dressing gown for my grandpa.
was able to
When I was younger, I didn’t have to wear / mustn’t have worn a school uniform.
didn’t have to wear
You ought to say / should have said that you were hungry.
should have said
Jack’s not here today. He can / could be feeling ill.
could
John’s away at the moment, so you can’t have seen / mustn’t have seen him.
can’t have seen
Mel hasn’t phoned, has she? I suppose she may not have / could not have her phone.
may not have
You don’t have to take / mustn’t take any glass bottles into the venue. It’s forbidden.
mustn’t take
My dance teacher told me I must practise / have to practise my steps every day.
have to practise
That must be / can be the most eye-catching outfit I’ve seen this year.
must be
I think Louise is required to / should complain about those trousers. The quality is awful.
should
Can you / Do you manage to wear shoes in your house?
Can you
When we went ice-skating we must / had to wear gloves.
had to
Tamara could / was able to finish the race in under an hour.
was able to
I should have / must have worn thicker socks because I’ve got blisters.
should have
I’ll try, but I don’t think I ’ll manage to / can finish before four o’clock.
manage to
All students are able to / required to pay their tuition fees by October 1st.
required to
