1. choose the correct form of the modal verb. 1. i am sure he ……. do this work tomorrow. a) could b) will be able to c) was able to 2. i ……… wear a formal dress, i was having an interview that day. a) must b) had to c) was to 3. when you meet him, you ….. be very careful not to upset him. a) had to b) are to c) must 4. when i was young i ….. run for miles. a) could b) can c) was able to 5. though he could hardly speak he …….. finish the lecture. a) could b) was able to c) will be able 6. when he is better he …….. have walk in the garden when it’s fine. a) will be allowed to b) can c) may 7. you have wonderful dresses, maral, ……… i take one with your kind permission? a) can b) may c) am allowed 8. dear mum, i ……… have a minute’s rest since you left. a) couldn’t b) wasn’t able to c) haven’t been able to

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1. She had met her somewhere before.

2. She told me she had studied a lot before the exam.

3. The storm destroyed the sandcastle that we had built.

4. My brother ate all of the cake that our mum had made.

5. I could not remember the poem we had learned the week before.

6. I hadn`t had breakfast when he arrived.

7. The grass was yellow because it hadn`t rained all summer.

8. When I arrived at the cinema, the film had started.

9. The children hadn`t done their homework, so they were in trouble.

10.She hadn`t ridden a horse before that day.