must have - would
can't have - may
1 - I suppose he ... insist on that point.
needs not
doesn't need to
doesn't need
need not
2 - She has been ... tennis ever since she was a child.
used to playing
used to play
using to play
using to playing
3 - ... I see you home ?
Won't
Will
Can
Shall
4 - Let's go together, ...
don't we ?
shall we ?
will we ?
do we ?
5 - I dare you ... me wrong !
to prove
prove
to proving
proving
N'oubliez pas que must s'emploie pour des ordres aussi bien que pour dire ce qui est
probable. Dans le premier cas, son contraire est must not ; sinon, c'est cannot. Si
nécessaire, consultez la leçon sur les modaux.
1. It must be late as it's already dark. It be any earlier than 5 PM.
2. Pupils may go out if they've finished their homework. Since your homework isn't in fact
finished you go out.
3. "He can't be serious; no one could believe that." "In fact he's an important scientist, so he be
serious after all."
4. "She might get good results if she tries harder." "No, it's too late; the exam's next week: she
possibly succeed."
5. If you want to ask for permission, use "can" or " ".
6. My parents said "You must tidy your room", so I do it.
7. " " is a little bit politer than "may".
8. That be right; your argument is perfectly logical!
9. If the figure has more than three sides, it be a triangle.
10. Since it's not forbidden by the rules, I suppose we do it.