Quizzes B2 Upper-intermediate
English exercises at B2 (Upper-intermediate), with your answers checked.
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B2 · 4 quizzes
- B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
You should have told me
Should have and shouldn't have for criticism and regret, needn't have for something unnecessary you did, and didn't need to.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
You'd better go, I'd rather stay
Had better for strong advice, would rather for preferences, and it's time + the past simple for something that should happen now.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
She must have forgotten
Must have, might have and can't have + past participle for guesses about the past, and must have been + -ing.
13 questions3 pages - B2 Upper-intermediate, Topic: Modal verbs
Modals of deduction: must, might and can't
Say how sure you are about the present and the past with must, might, can't and their perfect forms.
11 questions3 pages