Perfect Modals Quiz 5 (30 MCQs)

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1. There are two possibilities. Either someone stole the car, or the police ..... have taken it away.
2. A:James was at the party last night. B:He ..... been. He's in Mexico.
3. She must have missed the early train.
4. They ..... have seen the play last night as they went to a football match instead
5. You ..... go and see the doctor.
6. Did Marvin's cat die? He ..... felt really sad.
7. You're George's best friend and he always tells you everything. You ..... known his secret.
8. He ..... enjoyed the Carnival in Santa Cruz; he loves dancing.
9. I didn't go to the store. I thought it closed at 5pm. It closed at 6pm.
10. With "speculation" in affirmative sentences, which modal means that you are "not very certain" about something?
11. I ..... burned my finger. I ..... been playing with the lighter.
12. Which modal verb is used to express future obligation or necessity?
13. I ..... (start) saving money years ago! Now I regret it!
14. How very lucky you were! You ..... in the crowd.
15. It presents a final thought about the events ocurred
16. Choose the proper modal to complete the sentence.You ..... have seen the Statue of Liberty
17. We ..... have invited Dave to the party if we had known he was in town.
18. You ..... called them yesterday. Now it's too late.
19. Laura should have told her mother about the sale.
20. He ..... (finish) a 500-page book in a single day!
21. Which of the following is the correct form of the present perfect tense for the verb 'to write' in the third person plural?
22. If you didn't want to have a stomachache, maybe you ..... so much last night.
23. She ..... the office yet. Her car is still outside.
24. Use ..... + ..... a to draw conclusions
25. Jane wasn't at work yesterday. She ..... sick.
26. Choose a possible reason (perfect modals):"Jose is late for dinner"
27. Blanca ..... gone to United Kingdom. He doesn't have a passport
28. The structure for perfect modals for speculation or regret is always:modal verb + have + past participle
29. I can't believe. You ..... have seen the movie already; it's a classic!
30. The play was very sad and I cried a lot. I ..... watched it.