Choose the correct form of the modal verb so that it means the same as the example sentence.


1.  I’m sure that Helen feels really lonely.
Helen must could should haveto can (1 p.) feel really lonely.

2.  You are not allowed to park here.
You cannot shouldn’t mustn’t don’t have to couldn’t (1 p.) park here.

3.  It would be a good idea if Harry took a holiday.
Harry must could should haveto can (1 p.) take a holiday.

4.  I’m sure that Brenda isn’t over thirty.
Brenda cannot shouldn’t mustn’t don’t have to couldn’t (1 p.) be over thirty.

5.  Do I need a different driving licence for a motorbike?
Must I Do I have to Can I Should I Could I (1 p.) have a different driving licence for a motorbike?

6.  What would you advise me to do?
What must could should haveto can (1 p.) I do?

7.  You needn’t come with me if you don’t want to.
You cannot shouldn’t mustn’t don’t have to couldn’t (1 p.) come with me if you don’t want to.

8.  It’s possible for anyone to break into this house.
You/one must could should haveto can (1 p.) break into this house.