Grammar Quiz

Perfect Modals Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Perfect Modals

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If you wanted to stay in that hotel you ____ booked before!

A. could have

B. might have

C. should have


I think they __ got lost – surely they’d be here by now!

A. can have

B. should have

C. must have


You __ gone to Dan’s party – it was fantastic!

A. must have

B. should have

C. would have


She ___been a lawyer but she decided to study accountancy instead.

A. could have

B. may have

C. should have


I’m not sure where the boss went this morning. He __ (go) to our other branch office in Glendale.

A. may have gone

B. should have gone

C. would have gone


Detective, my son ___(not / steal) that car last Sunday afternoon. He was getting married at that time in front of 200 guests!

A. couldn’t have stolen

B. shouldn’t have stolen

C. may not have stolen


He _______________ (finish) a 500-page book in a single day!

A. must have finished

B. could have finished

C. can’t have finished

D. should have finished


You _________ (clean) your room. The housekeeper would’ve tidied it up for you.

A. needn’t have cleaned

B. could have cleaned

C. must have cleaned

D. couldn’t have cleaned


That smart girl studied a lot, so she __ (do) well on the test, but she didn’t.

A. may have done

B. should have done

C. must have done


Patty ____________been at the mall last night.  She was out of town visiting her mother.
A. couldn’t have
B. must have
C. mustn’t have
D. could have


Uh-oh, you broke Dad’s favorite pool cue. You __ (not / do) that – you’re going to be in big trouble.

A. may not have done

B. must not have done

C. shouldn’t have done


I _______burned my finger.  I ______been playing with the lighter.
A. shouldn’t have – could  have
B. might have – shouldn’t have
C. couldn’t  have –  should have
D. could have – shouldn’t have


Oh no! My phone isn’t in my bag. I __ left it on the train.

A. can have

B. might have

C. should have


I’m not sure.  He ______ had an argument with his wife. 
A. must have
B. may have
C. mightn’t have
D. should have


The big grammar test is today. I’m in trouble

I ___(study) last night, but I didn’t!
_
A. should have studied

B. should of studied

C. may have studied


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