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A Circle the correct answers.
1 Helen is able to / are able to fix her bike by herself.
2 The children was able to / were able to play outside after it stopped raining.
3 Are / Is Tracy able to run 10 kilometres?
4 Tammy and Rita weren’t able to / wasn’t able to buy tickets for the concert.
5 You will be able to / was able to swim here in the summer.
6 Were / Was you able to get to the show on time?
7 I haven’t got any money, so I am not able to / aren’t able to go shopping.
8 I are able to / will be able to help you this afternoon.
9 Sandra was able to / will be able to meet her friend at the airport yesterday.
B Circle the correct answers.
1 It was raining yesterday, so we mustn’t / couldn’t go on a picnic.
2 Should we go to the concert in the park? It may / must be a waste of time.
3 When I was three, I mustn’t / didn’t need to do homework.
4 Drivers should / must stop at a red light.
5 The children don’t have to / can’t buy tickets. They can get in for free.
6 Don’t go out now. It has to / might rain.
7 I won’t be able to / can’t meet you tonight.
8 He has got back problems. He don’t have to / shouldn’t carry heavy things.
C Complete the sentences with the modals below.
1 Mindy jump very high and always wins competitions.
2 Ellen eat so much chocolate. It isn’t healthy.
3 I want to phone Rachel, but I remember her number.
4 The loudspeakers weren’t working, so we hear the speaker.
5 You look tired. You go to sleep.
6 I haven’t got any plans for the summer yet, but I go to the beach.
7 I was happy that Ron come to the party yesterday.
8 Luckily, I wait long for the bus yesterday.
9 Will you help me this evening?
0 Michael can’t come over because he look after his younger brother.
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