Underline the correct modal verb in these sentences 1 She can/ can't be Italian with a name like Smith!
6 I might/cannot be able to come so don't wait for me.
2 1 may/can't be able to come.
7 It may/must be cold tomorrow.
3 A: Someone's at the door. B: That can be/will be Joan.
8 Who could have/should have done such a terrible thing?
4 You could have been/must have been crazy to do something as dangerous as that!
9 Hurry up, we're latel We might/should have been ready hours ago.
5 He can't have been / may have been the murderer because he has an excellent alibi.
10 He could/can have been the one who started the fire but we're really not really sure.

1.Who was in the Park Hotel last night?
Where was a woman last night?
When was a woman in Park Hotel?
2.Who wrote a letter to him yesterday?
What did she write him yesterday?
When did she write to him yesterday?
Who dad she write letter for?
3.What will they advertise on TV?
Who will advertise the product on TV?
What will they do with product on TV?
Where will they advertise the prooduct?
4.What do they make in Germany?
Who makes Volkswagen cars in Germany?
Where do they make Volkswagen cars?
5.What has she finished?
Who has finished reading the book?

1. Nick is looking through a magazine now.
Nick isn't looking through a magazine now.
Is Nick looking through a magazine now?
2. The boy will appear very soon.
The boy won't appear very soon.
Will the boy appear very soon?
3.He always tells the truth.
He doesn't always tell the truth.
Does he always tell the truth?
4.The Russian Army is winning the battle.
The Russian Army isn't winning the battle.
Is the Russian Army winning the battle?
5.The sun is rising and everything is getting bright.
The sun isn't rising and everything isn't getting bright.
Is the sun rising and is everything getting bright?
6.He gets up at 6 o'clock and catches 6.30 bus.
He doesn't get up at 6 o'clock and doesn't catch 6.30 bus.
Does he get up at 6 o'clock and catch 6.30 bus?