To Be Verbs and Modal Auxiliary Verbs

UMPTN/A/KODE13/NO84/99  
 He asked me whether he ____ my car to go to the party.

• might borrow
• may borrow
• would borrow
• can borrow

UMPTN/C/KODE44/NO16/96  
I heard Baron speaks English, French, Dutch and even Japanese to tourist; he ____ the best tourist guide in town.

• would rather be
• must be
• had better be
• ought to be

UMPTN/A/NO27/95  
 “Your son will be operated on tomorrow morning.”   He ______ have a good rest tonight” The doctor said

• might
• may
• must
• would rather

UMPTN/B/NO27/95  
Adi is usually punctual, but we have been waiting for him for an hour now; he ___ in the traffic jam.

• used to be trapped
• had better not be trapped
• should be trapped
• may have been trapped

UMPTN/C/NO12/94  
 “I’m going to Dila’s.   I hope she’s home   She _____  be I saw her studying in the library ten minutes ago

• can’t
• will
• ought to
• musn’t

UMPTN/A/NO20/93  
“Tony no longer waits for Nita to eat lunch at the cafeteria; and he doesn’t call her either” .   “Well, he _____ no longer be interested in eating her”

• may
• could
• ought to
• should

UMPTN/A/NO20/93  
 They have lost all their possession in the fire; they ______ a hard time now.

• used to have
• are to have
• must be having
• ought to have

UMPTN/C/NO28/92
   “The doctor promised to come at 7am but he isn’t here yet” .

• must still have had
• is still to have
• might still have
• would still have

UMPTN/B/12/86/1999
 I did not know there was a test yesterday.   You……me about it.”

• should tell
• might have told
• could tell
• should have told

UMPTN/A/KODE14/NO85/98
 Hary could not pay the school fee because his father was unemployed   His rich uncle _____ him with his school fee.

• may support
• would have supported
• should have supported
• will have supported