Question

A. Rewrite the following sentences without changing their meaning. Use the
modal perfect.
1. Maybe he learned Spanish as a child.
He ____________________________
2. It was a mistake to ask him to do it.
You ___________________________
3. I am sure Peter didn’t enjoy his holiday.
Peter __________________________
4. It’s possible that the teacher saw me.
The teacher _____________________
5. It was unnecessary for you to study this unit.
You ____________________________
6. It was a bad idea to park outside the train station.
We
7. I think you were wrong to buy the new car.
You ___________________________
8. It’s possible that I left the English book at home because it is not here.
I______________________________
9. Maybe she didn’t mean what she said about you.
She ____________________________
10. I’m sure that your classmate took your jacket by mistake.
Your classmate ___________________

AYUDA POR FAVOR

Answer 1

Respuesta:

La cosa aquí sería reemplazar algunas palabras de las oraciones por may, might, must, should, could, would, etc (modals) + have + verbo en pasado participio.

Explicación:

Por ejemplo, en la primera reemplazas el maybe por may y queda así:

- He may have learned Spanish as a child.

                     ↑

  modal + have + verb p. participle

O en la segunda:

- You shouldn't have asked him to do it.

    modal + have + verb p. participle

Answer 2

Respuesta:

Explicación: