Past Modal Deduction Quest

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Froggy Jumps Past Modal Deduction QuestVersion en ligne Choose the right modal form par yildiz yildirim 1 She ___ been at the library yesterday; her backpack is empty. a must b could c must have 2 They ___ finish the project on time if they started earlier. a might b could have c could 3 He ___ be tired after the long flight. a may b might have c must 4 The lights are off; no one is home, he ___ forgotten to lock the door. a might have b must have c must 5 The restaurant is crowded; they ___ have a big banner outside. a must b may have c could 6 She ___ missed the bus; that's why she's late. a may b must c must have 7 When I saw the empty milk carton, it ___ been left by someone. a must have b must c could have 8 The footprints lead to the side door; the thief ___ taken the jewels. a could have b must c may have 9 The road is wet; it ___ rained last night. a may have b must c might 10 Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional? a If I studied more, I will pass the exam. b If I studied more, I would pass the exam. c If I study more, I would pass the exam. 11 Which word is closest in meaning to 'significant' in formal writing? a substantial b insignificant c minor 12 Which sentence is in passive voice? a The results were announcing yesterday. b They announced the results yesterday. c The results were announced yesterday. 13 Which sentence uses 'cope with' correctly? a She coped with workload hard. b She managed to cope with the workload. c She managed the workload. 14 Choose the sentence with present perfect used correctly. a I live here for five years. b I have lived here for five years. c I have living here for five years. 15 Which sentence uses the idiom 'a blessing in disguise' correctly? a Losing that setback was a blessing for sure. b That cancellation was a blessing in disguise. c Losing that setback was a blessing in disguise. 16 Which sentence is correct with the preposition 'interested in'? a I'm interested in learning more about this course. b I'm interested at learning more about this course. c I'm interested on learning more about this course. 17 Which sentence uses the article correctly before 'university'? a She studied at the university. b She studied at a university. c She studied at university. 18 Which sentence uses a correct collocation with 'make'? a She will make a decision tomorrow. b She will take a decision tomorrow. c She will do a decision tomorrow. 19 Choose the best option to complete: 'Despite ___, she passed the exam'. a studies hard b to study hard c studying hard 20 It's windy outside. You __ wear a coat. a might wear b should wear c could wear 21 She forgot her umbrella. She __ have taken it. a should have taken b could have taken c might have taken 22 The lights are off; they __ be in a meeting. a might be b must be c could be 23 He didn't answer the phone; he __ be busy. a could be b might have been c must have been 24 The car is missing; it __ be stolen. a must be b might be c could be 25 They arrived late; they __ have left earlier. a might have left b could have left c should have left 26 If you're tired, you __ go to bed earlier. a should go b might go c could go 27 The cookies are gone; someone __ have eaten them. a must have eaten b might have eaten c could have eaten 28 Lisa is not answering; she __ be stuck in traffic. a could be b might be c must be 29 The lights were out all night; someone __ have left the switch on. a must have left b should have left c could have left

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Past Modal Deduction QuestVersion en ligne

par yildiz yildirim

She ___ been at the library yesterday; her backpack is empty.

They ___ finish the project on time if they started earlier.

He ___ be tired after the long flight.

The lights are off; no one is home, he ___ forgotten to lock the door.

The restaurant is crowded; they ___ have a big banner outside.

She ___ missed the bus; that's why she's late.

When I saw the empty milk carton, it ___ been left by someone.

The footprints lead to the side door; the thief ___ taken the jewels.

The road is wet; it ___ rained last night.

Which sentence correctly uses the second conditional?

Which word is closest in meaning to 'significant' in formal writing?

Which sentence is in passive voice?

Which sentence uses 'cope with' correctly?

Choose the sentence with present perfect used correctly.

Which sentence uses the idiom 'a blessing in disguise' correctly?

Which sentence is correct with the preposition 'interested in'?

Which sentence uses the article correctly before 'university'?

Which sentence uses a correct collocation with 'make'?

Choose the best option to complete: 'Despite ___, she passed the exam'.

It's windy outside. You __ wear a coat.

She forgot her umbrella. She __ have taken it.

The lights are off; they __ be in a meeting.

He didn't answer the phone; he __ be busy.

The car is missing; it __ be stolen.

They arrived late; they __ have left earlier.

If you're tired, you __ go to bed earlier.

The cookies are gone; someone __ have eaten them.

Lisa is not answering; she __ be stuck in traffic.

The lights were out all night; someone __ have left the switch on.