Past/Present Modals

You ___(be supposed to ask) your parents’ permission before coming out tonight.

I can’t/don’t have to drive your car because I’m not listed as a driver on your insurance.

The car ___at high speed to cause so much damage. [a)must have been travelling / b) can't have been travelling]

They need to/are supposed to take a taxi home because they are too tired to drive.

We___ (have to take) the car to a mechanic to get the door fixed yesterday.

He___ (should start up) a driving school because he was a very good teacher.

I ___ your directions exactly. I couldn’t see the name of the road I turned into. [a)must have followed / b) may not have followed]

They ___stuck in a traffic jam. The roads are quite busy just now. [a)might well have got / b) must well have got]

That ___the correct registration number. Let me check.

She is allowed to/had better have a few more driving lessons before she takes her test. She needs more practice.

They___ an accident. The weather is terrible today. [a)couldn't have had / b) could have had]

I ___(be allowed to take) the car as long as I filled it up with petrol on the way home.

That car ___ his. He can’t afford a Mercedes, can he?

She ___ the sign that said this was a one-way street. [a)mustn't have seen / b) can't have seen]

I ___you a lift tomorrow if you’re ready by 9.00.

You needn’t/mustn’t send text messages while you are driving.

What’s that noise? Do you think it ___ the cases moving around in the boot?

Welcome to The Royal Hotel. You ___exhausted after your long journey.

You have to/should have a driving licence to legally drive a car on your own in most countries.

You___ (not need to wash) the car today as it wasn’t that dirty.