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I don't know where they went on holiday but they bought Euros before they left. So they probably went to Europe.(might)

They might have gone to Europe.

I took umbrella and it didn't rain. (need)

I needn't have taken an umbrella.

Jane speaks English fluently I'm sure she lived in the UK.(must)

Jane must have lived in England.

I haven't seen Chris for half an hour, he probably left.(might)

Chris might have left.

It wasn't necessary to go to the office, but I went. (need)

I needn't have gone to the office. The boss already had my report.

Your friends are late and you expected them an hour ago.(should)

They should have been here an hour ago.

Why you didn't tell me about Carry's birthday? (could)

You could have told me about Carry's birthday.

It was wrong of you to shout to that homeless. (ought)

You ought not to have shouted to that homeless.

You don’t require a visa to enter the country so you didn’t get one.(need)

I didn’t need to get a visa.

She probably saw a car accident last night. (could)

She could have seen a car accident last night.

It wasn't a good idea to eat Mary's lunch without her. (should)

I shouldn't have eaten Mary's lunch without her.

It's certain that Claire didn't notice the traffic lights.(can)

Claire can't have noticed the traffic lights.

The vaccination wasn’t absolutely necessary but you had it anyway.(need)

I needn't have had the vaccination.

It was not necessary for Henry to pay those taxes. His wife had already paid for them.(need)

Henry didn't need to pay those taxes. His wife had already paid for them.

It was difficult to carry begs from the supermarket and you didn't help. (might)

You might have helped me with the begs.

I'm positive she felt bad, I saw her taking pills.(must)

She must have felt bad.

It was wrong of George to get involved in the fight.(should)

George shouldn't have got involved in the fight.

You had a chance, but you didn't accept the job offer from Google. (could)

You could have accepted the job offer from Google.

I'm certain Paul didn't read this book, he doesn't know German. (can)

Paul can't have read this book.

It's possible that Mary Anne broke the law when she entered the abandoned house. (might)

Mary Anne might/may have broken the law when she entered the abandoned house.