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MODAL VERBS AND VOCABULARY

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  • Ryan ______ have had a party if he had asked his parents.
    COULD
  • I'm afraid I ___ attend the meeting, I’m on business in Japan.
    CAN'T / AM NOT ABLE TO
  • It wasn't necessary to apologise to Matthew, but I did.
    I NEEDN'T HAVE apologised to Matthew, but I did.
  • It would be a good idea for you to upgrade your computer software. (Advice)
    You SHOULD upgrade your computer software.
  • ___ you hear the fireworks from your house last night?
    COULD
  • Do you think you ___ write that report by Tuesday? I know you’re very busy.
    WILL BE ABLE TO
  • It wasn't necessary for you to worry about me because I was fine!
    You NEEDN'T HAVE worried about me because I was fine!
  • They ______ save the men from the sinking ship.
    WERE ABLE TO / MANAGED TO
  • There’s no obligation for the company to provide training. (HAVE)
    The company DOESN'T HAVE TO provide training.
  • You can't get a decent job without computer skills in the future. (Ability)
    You won't BE ABLE to get a decent jobs without computer skills in the future.
  • I was able to fix the faulty printer without any help. (Ability)
    I COULD fix the faulty printer without any help.
  • My little brother _____ understand why he's not allowed to play on his own outside after dark.
    CAN'T
  • It is forbidden to use a camera in this museum.
    You MUSTN'T/CAN'T use a camera in this museum
  • He wasn't obliged to pay for his ticket, so he didn't.
    He didn't have to pay for his ticket
  • ___ play professional tennis, you must be extremely fit. (ability)
    TO BE ABLE TO
  • I am obliged to finish this report before the deadline.
    I MUST/HAVE TO finish this report before the deadline
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