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Past Modals.

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Modal verbs in the past, also known as modal preterite or modal past, are used to express modalities like possibility, necessity, obligation, or permission in the past. In English, the modal verbs "could," "might," "should," and "would" are typically used to convey these modal meanings in the past tense.
*Complete the following sentences by selecting the right choices.

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Modal verbs in the past, also known as modal preterite or modal past, are used to express modalities like possibility, necessity, obligation, or permission in the past. In English, the modal verbs "could," "might," "should," and "would" are typically used to convey these modal meanings in the past tense. *Complete the following sentences by selecting the right choices.

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would have should might has could

She studied harder for the exam .

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should has could might have would

We left earlier to avoid the traffic .

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could should have has might would

He forgotten to lock the door before leaving .

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should would could have has might

They finished the project on time if they had worked together .

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would has might should could have

I helped you with your homework if you had asked .

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could would should has might have

She listened to her parents' advice before making that decision .

 
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