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Question 1

Porcentajes de los modals
should/ought to have
could have
must have
cant have
might/may have

Answer 1

100% sure its wrong - Cant have
Might/may have
50-50 - Could have
Should/ought to have
100% sure its true - must have

Question 2

Modals in the past are used to

Answer 2

Speculate or make deductions about the past

To criticise or express regret about the past

To talk about things that were and werent necessary

Question 3

Speculate or make deductions about the past

Answer 3

May/Might have
Couldnt/couldnt have
Cant have
Must/had to have

It MUST HAVE BEEN there!!!

Question 4

To criticise or express regret about the past

Answer 4

Shouldnt have
You really SHOULD HAVE TOLD me!!! (You did the wrong thing)
I SHOULD HAVE BEEN famous!!! (I regret not being famous now)

Question 5

Neednt have + past participle

Didnt need to + infinitive

Answer 5

For something that we did but later realised wasnt necessary
I NEEDNT HAVE WASHED this cup. Im just going to throw it away

For a thing that we didnt do because we realised it was unnecessary
I DIDNT NEED TO TRAVEL to London in the end

Question 6

Continuous Form

Answer 6

Modal verb + have + been + -ing

Question 7

The Continuous Form Is Used To

Answer 7

Show that the action was ongoing or was interrupted
- It COULD HAVE BEEN RAINING at the time. I dont really remember

To show that the action was continuous
The man COULD HAVE BEEN WEARING a suit. I dont really remember

Question 8

Which words do we use to emphasise comparatives?

Just-Nowhere near-Twice-Far-
A great deal-Way-
By far-Nothing like-Half

Answer 8

Far
A great deal
Way

Question 9

Which words do we use to emphasise AS…AS comparatives

Just-Nowhere near-Twice-Far-
A great deal-Way-
By far-Nothing like-Half

Answer 9

Just
Nowhere near
Nothing like
Half
Twice

Question 10

Which words do we use to emphasise Superlatives

Just-Nowhere near-Twice-Far-
A great deal-Way-
By far-Nothing like-Half

Answer 10

By Far