May and Can

‘Where’s Bob?’ ‘I’m not sure. He might ... lunch.’

• be having

• have

• is having

‘Who is that man with Ann?’ ‘I’m not sure. It might ............. her brother.’

• be being

• is

• be

‘Who was the man we saw with Ann yesterday?’ ‘I’m not sure. It might ........... her

brother.’

• be

• have been

• was

‘Why are those people waiting in the street?’ ‘I don’t know. They might ..........for

a bus'

• be

• be waiting

• have been

‘Shall I buy this book for Tim?’ ‘You’d better not. He might already................it.’

• have already read

• read

• to read

He___it. I don't believe you.

• is not able to say

• might not say

• can't have said

• might not have said

___he (say) it? No, it's not like him. He is a man of few words.

• Can he say

• Might he have said

• Could he have said

• May he say

He___(help) them when they were in trouble.

• could help

• might help

• can help

• may help

She ___ (not notice) us. We were standing too far away.

• cannot have noticed

• may not have noticed

• may notice

• can notice

Let's wait a little. He___.

• may have come

• could have come

• may come

• might have come