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If I were you, I wouldn't drink so much coffee. (HAD) You ................ so much coffee.

You had better not drink so much coffee.

Ron didn't manage to complete the race. (ABLE) Ron ................ the race.

Ron wasn't able to complete the race.

Jake will probably be home by now. (LIKELY) Jake ................ by now.

Jake is likely to be home by now.

I regret not studying harder for the test. (STUDIED) I ................ for the test.

I should have studied harder for the test.

I'm sure he hasn't finished cleaning the whole house yet. (HAVE) He ................ the whole house yet.

He can't have finished cleaning the whole house yet.

Eating chewing gum in class is not allowed. (MUST) You ................ in class.

You must not eat chewing gum in class.

It isn't necessary to go to school on Saturdays. (HAVE) We ................ on Saturdays.

We don't have to go to school on Saturdays.

Perhaps we will not see him at the weekend. (MIGHT) We ................ at the weekend.

We might not see him at the weekend.

It's possible that Jane will travel to India next summer. (MAY) Jane ................ next summer.

Jane may travel to India next summer.

Can I use your phone charger? (MIND) Would ................ your phone charger?

Would you mind if I used your phone charger?

It wasn't necessary for us to book a table, so we didn't. (HAVE) We ................ a table.

We didn't have to book a table.

It wasn't necessary for him to give me a lift home, but he did. (HAVE) He ................ me a lift home.

He needn't have given me a lift home.

I think that Steven Spielberg directed this film. (HAVE) Steven Spielberg ................ this film.

Steven Spielberg must have directed this film.