1.- (They/miss/the train). (Make the present perfect)

2.- (We/not/hear/that song/yet). (Make the present perfect)

3.- ? you/read/War and Peace). (Make the present perfect)

4.- A:We don’t have any bread. B: Really. I get some from the shop. (Put in “will” or “be going to”)

5.- A:Why do you need to borrow my suitcase? B: I visit my mother in Scotland next month. (Put in “will” or “be going to”)

6.- ?(you/have/some/coffee). (Put in “will” or “shall”)

7.- ?(we/go/somewhere/else). (Put in “will” or “shall”)

8.- Last week we go swimming, this week can’t. (Put in: can, could or are able to)

9.- Maybe the Smiths build a new house next year. (Put in: can, could or will be able to)

10.- If you try hard, you pass your examinations. (Put in: can, could or are able to)

11.- we leave now? (Put in: can, could or may) Please note the situation is very formal.

12.- you open the window a bit, please? (Put in: can, could or may) Please note the situation is not too much formal.

13.- Messi can’t go to Argentina next week because he attend the training. (Put in: must, mustn’t, can, can’t, had to, has to or doesn’t have to)

14.- Look at my car. It’s really dirty. I wash it as soon as possible. (Put in: must, mustn’t, can, can’t, had to, have to or don’t have to)

15.- Due to De Maria was injured in the middle of the match, he leave the pitch. (Put in: must, mustn’t, can, can’t, had to, have to or don’t have to)

16.- My mom has told me to buy some batteries. I forget to buy some. (Put in: must, mustn’t, can, can’t, had to, have to or don’t have to)

17.- You walk on the grass. It’s forbidden. (Put in: must, mustn’t, can, can’t, had to, have to or don’t have to)