Modal verbs

Match the sentences with the same meaning. I think there is no petrol left. We may have run out of petrol. I am sure there is no petrol left. We must have run out of petrol. They didn`t have a free holiday because the dates weren`t convenient. They could have had a free holiday. They said they would have a free holiday, but I haven`t spoken to them since. They might have had a free holiday. I`m not sure if I recorded the programme. I might not have recorder it. I`m sure I didn`t record the programme because I was out at the time. I couldn`t have recorded it. I realize now that the newspaper was thrown away. It must have been thrown away. I can`t find the newspaper. It could have been thrown away. Match the sentences with the reply. Tom`s car got stolen. He should have locked it. I can`t sleep sometimes because the neighbours play loud music. They shouldn`t play music all night. I don`t think Daniel is going to get the job. He should have been on time for the interview. There`s a parcel outside. The postman must have left it. Read the sentences and write another one so that has a similar meaning to the first. Use modals. Perhaps Susan knows the address. I managed to finish all my work on time. I realize that it was a terrible experience for you. It`s against the rules for players to have a drink. It is possible that Joanne did not receive my message. It`s impossible for Martin to be jogging in this weather. Translate the sentences into English using present or past modal verbs wherever you can. Gdje je John? Zvao sam ga ali nije se javio.Možda je zaboravio mobitel kod kuće.Možda mu je telefon stišan.Sigurno je zauzet.Valjda ga nije čuo.Mobitel mu je na popravku i bit će gotov sutra. Tako da nije ni mogao primiti poziv.Trebao si mi to prije reći.