The teacher talked in a very low voice_____make himself________, clearly.
A.in order to; hear | B.so as not; hear |
C.in order not to; heard | D.so that to; heard |
I posted a book to her three weeks ago. She________have received it.
A.must |
B.should |
C.might |
D.could |
She________have been to your house. She doesn't know your address.
A.mustn't |
B.shouldn't |
C.might not |
D.can't |
—I'm sorry, Mrs Smith. I've broken your glasses.
—It doesn't matter, Marks, but you________careful.
A.must be |
B.should be |
C.must have been |
D.should have been |
I can't find the recorder in the room. It________by somebody.
A.may have been taken away |
B.may leave |
C.may take away |
D.must have taken away |
—Why was Alice late for her meeting yesterday?
—She________the first early bus.
A.must have come |
B.may miss |
C.should have missed |
D.might have missed |