5 Use of English pp

I think you should make up with your brother – he seems really sad.

BETTER

You (a)   with your brother – he seems really sad.

My grandma can’t tell stories – she always makes us fall asleep with her monotonous voice.

ABLE

My grandma (a)   tell stories – she always makes us fall asleep

with her monotonous voice.

Are the children allowed to take the dog for a walk by themselves?

MAY

(a)   take the dog for a walk by themselves?

Was it your duty to do the washing-up when you were a child?

HAVE

(a)   do the washing-up when you were a child?

I’m not allowed to play the guitar after 10 p.m.

PLAY

I (a)   the guitar after 10 p.m.

If I were you I would go to bed earlier.

OUGHT

I think (a)   to bed earlier.

It is possible that Karen will be late for the concert.

MIGHT

Karen (a)   for the concert.

(you / have) (a)   wear a uniform when you were at school?

Do you still (keep / touch) (a)   any of your primary school friends?

(Harry / take) (a)   his mother or his father in terms of his character?