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Level 9b Grammar Review 2
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Which past modal is used to express disbelief/Impossibility?
could not have + past participle
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The lights are off. They _________ gone home already.
must have
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Which past modal is used to express regret over an action that was taken?
Should not have + past participle
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Which past modal is used to express Possibility?
could/might/may + have + past participle
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He _______ been sleeping. He answered right away.
couldn’t have (it is impossible that he was asleep)
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Error correction: He couldn’t have stole the money. He was in class.
stole → stolen
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He ________ taken the earlier train. Now he’s late.
Should have (he did not take the earlier train) REGRET
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I ______ left my phone at school. I can’t find it anywhere.
must have
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She ____ studied more. That’s why she failed the test.
should have
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Error correction: She must not have forgot her keys at home.
forgot → forgotten
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Right or wrong: She must have left early. The room is empty.
Right
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You ______ spoken to her like that. It was very rude.
shouldn’t have (you did & and it was very rude)
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Which past modal is used to express logical conclusion?
must have + past participle
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I’m not sure, but she ________ told the teacher about it.
could/might/may have
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They __________known the answer. It was never mentioned in class.
couldn’t have (disbelief | Impossibility)
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Error correction: We should had arrived earlier for the concert.
should had → should have
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Which past modal is used to express regret over an action that was not taken?
Should have + past participle
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Right or wrong: He could have broke the window by accident.
Wrong – broke → broken
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