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EXERCISES: MODALS & MODAL PERFECTS_1ºBto

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MODALS of deduction, speculation & possibility - mODAL PERFECTS -PRACTICE

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tenses & situations

Situations

present simple: S + MODAL Vb + INFINITIVEpresent continuous: S + MODAL Vb + BE+ Vb-ing past simple: S + MVb + HAVE+ Vb Past Part. (V3) past continuous: S + MVb + HAVE BEEN + Vb-ing

Examples

1) It´s possible I lost my wallet on the bus. 2) I´m certain she went to bed early, her lights were off at 10pm. 3) Jake didn´t have homework so maybe/perhaps he is playing now. 4) I´m certain/sure she isn´t driving now, her car broke down this morning. 5) I´m sure she didn´t steal the jewels, she was with me last night. 6) Maybe she was having a shower when I called her. 7) She loves her job but I´m sure she needs a day off as well.

modal perfects

STRUCTURE: Subject + Modal Vb +(not) + HAVE + Vb p.p (v3 irregular verbs) e.g: "She shouldn´t have told you that!"

USES: Actions or situations that happened in the past.

1) I may have lost my wallet on the bus2) She must have gone to bed early 3) he might be playing now. 4) She can´t be driving now. 5) she can´t have stolen the jewels 6) she may have been having a shower. 7) she must need a day off.