This is the final part of our exam practice series. Its focus is on using modals and transitional expressions.
I mustn't have sold my house.
I wasn't going to sell my house.
I shouldn't have sold my house.
I didn't have to sell my house.
You shouldn't review your entire book.
You'd better not review your entire book.
You can't review your entire book.
You don't have to review your entire book.
You don't have to talk back to me ever again.
You might not talk back to me ever again.
You'd better not talk back to me ever again.
I'd rather read than chat.
I'd rather to read than to chat.
I rather read than chat.
We were supposed to interrupt the speaker.
We weren't allowed to interrupt the speaker.
We didn't have to interrupt the speaker.
He must find a good job.
He's supposed to find good job.
He will definitely find a good job.
He should find a good job.
I used to daydream a lot.
I shouldn't have daydreamed so much.
I would have daydreamed if i had had more time.
That notwithstanding,
In addition,
As a result,
Moreover,
Nevertheless,
In contrast,
On the other hand,
In addition,
Therefore,
On the other hand,
In contrast,
As a result,
Moreover,
In contrast,
Undoubtedly
In contrast,
On the other hand,
Nonetheless
Undoubtedly, women in Canada have a lot of freedom and many rights.
Undoubtedly, there are more women than men in this class.
Undoubtedly, red is a brighter colour than gray.
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