Build Modal Nuance and Correct Forms

Question 1

Use could for present ability: _____

Options: If I had completed first-aid training, I could help now., completing, was

Question 2

Use might for a possible present result: _____

Options: practicing, led, If the team had practiced more, they might be leading the league now.

Question 3

Use could for an unreal present ability and past result: _____

Options: If Ana could swim, she could have joined the rescue yesterday., swam, had

Question 4

Use might for a possible past result: _____

Options: opens, visiting, If the museum were open on Mondays, we might have visited yesterday.

Question 5

Express regret with a present consequence: _____

Options: If I had backed up the files, I wouldn't be rebuilding the computer now., didn't, has

Question 6

Express criticism based on a present trait: _____

Options: was, sends, If you were careful, you wouldn't have sent this invoice.

Question 7

Explain a past cause of a present situation: _____

Options: If the company had maintained the bridge, the road would be open today., maintains, was

Question 8

Correct the past condition without would: _____

Options: did, has, If I had checked the address, the parcel would be here now.

Question 9

Correct the present-unreal condition without would: _____

Options: If Eva were more patient, she would have handled the complaint better yesterday., being, had

Question 10

Keep the past condition and present result distinct: _____

Options: been, study, If Raj had studied medicine, he would be a doctor now.