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Close-up B1 New Unit 8 Grammar 1

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  • When Joe was five he _____ speak two languages.
    was able to
    can
    must
  • You are able to run 100 metres under 11 secs. You _____ run 100 metres under 11 secs.
    can
    mustn't
    must
  • Pete's just won the lottery so he _____ be very happy!
    might
    must
    can't
  • He wasn't able to open the box. He _____ open the box.
    can't
    couldn't
    may
  • You _____ have two more days to finish your work. (giving permission)
    must
    could
    may
  • It's a good idea for you to take up a sport. You _____ take up a sport.
    should
    could
    might
  • I’m sorry, but you _____ play in the match on Sunday. Your leg isn’t better yet.
    ought to
    can’t
    must
  • My sister has dark hair so that blonde girl _____ be her.
    may
    can't
    must
  • You _____ be hungry. You haven’t eaten since breakfast.
    can't
    should
    must
  • It's possible that Joe will visit us next week. Joe _____ visit us next week.
    should
    must
    may
  • I think it's a good idea for you to see a doctor. You _____ see a doctor.
    must
    ought to
    might
  • I’m not sure where Martin is. He _____ be in the garden.
    mustn't
    must
    might
  • You _____ wear a hat. It’s very hot today. (giving advice)
    should
    could
    must
  • You ought not to go to the party tonight. You _____ go to the party tonight.
    aren't able to
    shouldn't
    mustn't
  • It's possible that they'll open the new pool in town. They _____ open the new pool in town.
    mustn't
    might
    must
  • _____ I join the gym? (asking for advice)
    Would
    Must
    Should
  • You _____ be tired. All you’ve done is watch TV all day!
    can’t
    must
    should
  • I'm sure he's at home 'cause I've just seen him enter. He _____ be at home.
    can't
    might
    must
  • She was able to walk at the age of one. She _____ walk at the age of one.
    could
    wasn't able to
    can
  • He _____ drive. He’s not old enough.
    must
    should
    can’t
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