Past modals mix

She should have brought her umbrella.

• She got really wet when it started to rain

• She didn't went to work.

• She should have forgotten her raincoat at home.

• She would have gotten really wet.

He was very late to school this morning.

• He should have missed his bus.

• He would have missed his bus.

• He might have missed his bus.

• He needn't have missed his bus.

Their house is empty and they aren’t answering the phone.

• They must have gone on holiday.

• They should have gone on holiday.

• They would have gone on holiday.

• They mustn't have gone on holiday.

You can wear your own clothes.

• You ought to wear a uniform.

• You don’t have to wear a uniform for this job.

• You need wear a uniform.

• You wouldn't wear a uniform.

It’s very rude to be late in our country.

• You should always arrive on time for a meeting.

• You would always arrive on time for a meeting.

• You ought to always arrive on time for a meeting.

• You can always arrive on time for a meeting.

She usually goes swimming on Saturday afternoons.

• You would see her at the sports centre.

• You need see her at the sports centre.

• You might see her at the sports centre.

• You won't see her at the sports centre.

If I had had more time,

• I would have told her my story.

• I will have told her my story.

• I can have told her my story.

• I needn't have told her my story.

Write sentences with past modals.

He met the Queen. He didn’t bow.

He / should / bow / when he met the Queen

Write sentences with past modals.

We sent an invitation. They didn’t come to our party.

They / must / lose / the invitation.

Write sentences with past modals

People should cover their shoulders when they visit this temple, but John didn’t.

John / supposed / cover / his shoulders when he visited this temple.