Question

Fill in a modal verb or a synonymous expression and the appropriate form of the verbs in brackets. 1. What fine weather! ... (we / go) to the park? 2. We're not sure where the teacher is. She ... (to be) in the Staff Room. 3. That ... (not / to be) Ann's laptop. She doesn't own one. 4. Clark ... (to read) but I'm not sure. Why don't we go and see? 5. Don't worry. You ... (not / to dress) formally for the conference. 6. If you wanted to borrow my dictionary, you ... (to ask) me. 7. This bag ... (to belong) to Tom. It's got his name here. 8. I saw Mary at school this morning. She ... (to move) to another school yet. 9. He ... (to be) at the meeting yesterday. He was ill. 10. They ... (to announce) the winners on May 15th. It's scheduled. 11. I missed the lesson yesterday because I ... (to have) an appointment at the dentist's. 12. Everyone in the world ... (to have) a good quality education.

Answer 1

1. What a fine weather! Are we going to the park? 2. We're not sure where the teacher is. She was in the Staff Room. 3. That is not Ann's laptop. She doesn't own one. 4. Clark is reading but I'm not sure. Why don't we go and see? 5. Don't worry. You will not dress formally for the conference. 6. If you wanted to borrow my dictionary, you would ask me. 7. This bag belongs to Tom. It's got his name here. 8. I saw Mary at school this morning. She will move to another school yet. 9. He was at the meeting yesterday. He was ill. 10. They will announce the winners on May 15th. It's scheduled. 11. I missed the lesson yesterday because I had an appointment at the dentist's. 12. Everyone in the world has a good quality education.

Answer 2

1. What fine weather! Shall we go (we / go) to the park? 2. We're not sure where the teacher is. She might be (to be) in the Staff Room. 3. That can't be (not / to be) Ann's laptop. She doesn't own one. 4. Clark could be (to read) but I'm not sure. Why don't we go and see? 5. Don't worry. You don't have to (not / to dress) formally for the conference. 6. If you wanted to borrow my dictionary, you should have asked (to ask) me. 7. This bag belongs (to belong) to Tom. It's got his name here. 8. I saw Mary at school this morning. She hasn't moved (to move) to another school yet. 9. He wasn't (to be) at the meeting yesterday. He was ill. 10. They will announce (to announce) the winners on May 15th. It's scheduled. 11. I missed the lesson yesterday because I had (to have) an appointment at the dentist's. 12. Everyone in the world should have (to have) a good quality education.