PERFECT MODALS

My brother isn't talking to me. I ______ have shouted at him. OUGHT TO / SHOULDN'T

Tom didn't say hello to me this morning. He ______ have seen you. SHOULDN'T / CAN'T

You ____have gone to Dan's party - it was fantastic! SHOULD/ COULDN'T

Kate has not made her bed this morning. She ______ have had time. MAY NOT/ MUSTN'T

The window was broken, so the thieves ________ have gotten in through that window .MUST/ CAN'T

I _________ down the number incorrectly. I've just called a hospital not the restaurant. (write) t.

Rose hasn't answered my message. It's possible she _____ it yet. (read

You _____ my parents at the supermarket. They're away on holidays. (see)

Sue's phone is off. I'm not sure but I think she_____ to the cinema.(go)

He ________have gone to the city centre. He did say he wanted to go shopping. MIGHT/ SHOILD

You _______ sick yesterday. Jessie saw you at the shopping mall. (be)