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Вопрос:
25. - Somebody phoned you at lunchtime but I couldn't catch the name. It... (may, should) have been my brother. He sometimes rings me up.
Ответ:
Somebody phoned you at lunchtime but I couldn't catch the name. It *may* have been my brother. He sometimes rings me up.
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- 8. She ... (must, may) ring you today, she promised.
- 9. She ... (must, may) ring you today but I'm not sure.
- 10. Those who live in glass houses ... (should, would) not throw stones.
- 11. You (needn't, mustn't) explain such simple things. They ... (should, have to) know them quite well.
- 12. You ... (needn't, mustn't) have done this. It was useless.
- 13. You ... (must, have to) send him an official invitation so that he could get ready for the celebration.
- 14. You ... (should, ought to) call the police if you see an accident.
- 15. Kate isn't here. She... (must, might) be working, I'm sure.
- 16. They ... (should, must) have got lost! They don't know the city well.
- 17.... (Must, Have to) I really do this translation today? - No, you ... (mustn't, needn't). You... (may, have to) do it tomorrow if you like.
- 18. There was no train to the town, so I... (had to, must) drive.
- 19. The exercise is not very difficult. It ... (can, may) be done without help.
- 20. If you have a new heart attack you ... (must, should) be taken to hospital.
- 21. She is young. She... (can't, may not) be more than 20.
- 22. She... (must, should) have been angry when she heard the news.
- 23. Mary ... (mustn't, can't) be in Paris because I saw her in town only an hour ago.
- 24. You (must, can) pay your landlady otherwise she may turn you out.
- 25. - Somebody phoned you at lunchtime but I couldn't catch the name. It... (may, should) have been my brother. He sometimes rings me up.
- 26. I'm afraid it is going to rain. I ... (to have to, should) take the raincoat with me. I... (to be to, to have to) come back in the rain.
- 27. I... (to have to, must) stay in that city forever. It was to be.
- 28. What I ... (to be to, to have to) do? Where I ... (to be to, should) go now? I ... (to have to, must) know the answer to these questions.
- 29. He owes you a lot of money. You ... (should, ought to) not lend him any more.
- 30. You... (mustn't, needn't) drive so fast, there is a speed limit here. If there is a policeman, he ... (to be able, may) fine you.
- 31. You (ought to, should) buy it now, because prices... (may, must) go up.
- 32. (Could, Should) you turn down the radio, please? I hear nothing what you are saying.
- 33 These old houses... (to be to, must) be pulled down in a few months.
- 34. Various reasons (may, can) be found for the rapid destruction of tropical forests.
- 35. Julie is taking a typing course. She knows she ... (not to be able, to be able) to pass her secretarial exams next year unless she improves her typing speed.
- 36. Mr. Wilson explains why he is taking a pill: "I (should, have to) take these pills for my blood pressure".
