Spotlight 11. Module 5. Modals

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Alex ___ have moved into his new house yet; it still doesn't have electricity.

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You ___ park your car on the pavement; you'll get a fine if you do so.

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___ you help me to clean in the kitchen, please?

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If you are planning to have a loud party, you ___ to inform your neighbours.

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You ___ park your car on Green Street any more; it's been pedestrianised.

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Stella ___ move to a house in the country, but she's not sure yet.

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The council ___ really do something about all this graffiti on public buildings; it's really awful.

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Sam ___ Sally a lift to work because she had taken a taxi.

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If you don't like dark colours, you ___ try painting your bedroom in pastel tones.

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You ___ throw litter on the street; it's against the law.

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He ___ have trespassed on private property without getting permission first.

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We ___ have avoided the heavy traffic if we had left home earlier.

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Jack ___ have bought a mansion! He hardly makes ends meet!

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Liza ___ have been terribly upset to find all that rubbish in her garden.

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Elsa ___ pay much for the renovations to her house; the cost was quite reasonable.