Model Verbs: can, could, be able to, may, might

Choose the option that IS NOT CORRECT.

There ________ be a thunderstorm this evening, so I'd prefer not to go out.

• might

• could

• can

Choose the option that is NOT CORRECT.

We'd better eat now, because there _______ be any restaurants open when we arrive.

• may not

• might not

• cannot

Choose the option that is NOT CORRECT.

That's a good point - you ________ be right.

• may as well

• might well

• could well

Choose the option that is NOT CORRECT.

Ben ________ have forgotten the meeting because he texted me an hour ago to say he was on his way.

• can't

• may not

• couldn't

Choose the option that is NOT CORRECT.

You ________ told me that you'd invited Maria - you know I can't stand her.

• might have

• may have

• could have

Decide if this sentence is correct or incorrect and mark the appropriate answer.

Here's to the bride and groom! Might you have a long and happy life together!

• Correct

• Incorrect

Decide if this sentence is correct or incorrect and mark the appropriate answer.

She can only be 12, but her musical ability is outstanding.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Decide if this sentence is correct or incorrect and mark the appropriate answer.

I know he means well, but he can often be very annoying.

• Correct

• Incorrect

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Write only the words needed in the blank.

1) Hopefully, I'll have the opportunity to visit you.

2) Hopefully, I'll __________ you.

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Write only the words needed in the blank.

1) If only we could have stayed a little longer!

2) I wish we ____________ a little longer.