Practice Exercise-3
Fill the gaps with must have, may have or might have or can’t have and the past participle of one of these verbs:
be, change, drink, escape, finish, get, go, have, lose, marry, miss, poison, spend, steal, win
Ben came back from a holiday in the mountains with a broken leg. He must have had an accident. (100%).
Pam can't find her diamond ring. Someone ____ it. (40%)
In the morning, Harry's prison cell is empty. He ____. (70%)
Joe ____ the gold medal in the 100 metres. He's a bad athlete. (0%)
Sophie won the lottery in 1994. But now she is poor. She ____ all the money. (100%)
I don't believe it! He ____ the exam in only thirty minutes. (0%)
It's impossible! They ____ all the whisky! (0%)
Sue didn't pass the exam. She ____ nervous. (70%)
Clara hasn't arrived in London. She ____ the train. (40%)
Elaine is very honest. She ____ the money. (0%)
Answers:
must have had
might have lost
may have escaped
can’t have won
must have spent
can’t have finished
cant have finished
may have been
might have missed
can’t have stolen
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