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Modals (couldn't might not) 2
MODALS (COULD NOT/MIGHT NOT) 2
level: Beginner/Intermediate (A2-B2)
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1.
Cynthia ______________ be able to retake the test that she failed.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
might not
2.
I just ______________ tell my mom the truth.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
could not
3.
My brother was convinced that the woman we saw ______________ have been his wife.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
could not
4.
Well, I wasn't too keen on it at first, but that ______________ be such a bad idea after all.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
might not
5.
It's pretty early, so there's a chance that the cafe ______________ be open yet.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
might not
6.
Tom ______________ understand half of what his neighbor was saying.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
could not
7.
We'd better stop at a gas station. We ______________ have enough gas to make it back home.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
might not
8.
I ______________ be the smartest student in class, but I study the hardest.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
might not
9.
Oliver ______________ bear the thought of living there for one more year.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
could not
10.
Try those boots on before buying them. They ______________ fit you.
could not
might not
Correct answer:
might not
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