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Heidy katherin Tamara nieves

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Froggy Jumps La ranita go go goOnline version It consists of 12 questions which you must analyze and answer carefully. by Heidy katherin Tamara nieves 1 Choose the correct use of must (obligation). a You must to finish your homework. b You must finish your homework. c You must finished your homework. 2 Choose the correct sentence expressing lack of obligation. a You don’t have to come if you are busy. b You mustn’t come if you are busy. c You shouldn’t come if you are busy. 3 Choose the correct meaning of may a She may comes later. b She may come later. c She may coming later. 4 Choose the correct sentence using might a It might be rain tomorrow. b It might raining tomorrow. c It might rain tomorrow. 5 Choose the correct use of should (recommendation). a You should to study for the test. b You should study for the test. c You should studying for the test. 6 Choose the correct use of can’t (impossibility). a She can’t be at home; I just saw her outside. b She can’t to be at home; I saw her outside. c She can’t being at home; I saw her outside. 7 Choose the correct form of must have (strong deduction in the past). a She must have left early. b She must has left early. c She must had leave early. 8 Choose the correct sentence using may have (past possibility 50%). a He may have forgotten the meeting. b He may has forgotten the meeting. c He may forgetting the meeting. 9 Choose the correct form of might have (weak past possibility). a They might has missed the bus. b They might have miss the bus. c They might have missed the bus. 10 Choose the correct use of could (ability in the past). a When I was a child, I could to swim very well. b When I was a child, I could swim very well. c When I was a child, I could swimming very well. 11 Choose the correct form of could have (unreal past possibility). a You could have won the game if you had tried. b You could had won the game if you tried. c You could have win the game if you had tried. 12 Choose the correct use of should have (criticism/regret). a You should have called me earlier. b You should has called me earlier. c You should have call me earlier.

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La ranita go go goOnline version

by Heidy katherin Tamara nieves

Choose the correct use of must (obligation).

Choose the correct sentence expressing lack of obligation.

Choose the correct meaning of may

Choose the correct sentence using might

Choose the correct use of should (recommendation).

Choose the correct use of can’t (impossibility).

Choose the correct form of must have (strong deduction in the past).

Choose the correct sentence using may have (past possibility 50%).

Choose the correct form of might have (weak past possibility).

Choose the correct use of could (ability in the past).

Choose the correct form of could have (unreal past possibility).

Choose the correct use of should have (criticism/regret).