1 ‘You … have called your little sister a brat.’ ‘Sorry. It won’t happen again. A could B ought C should D needn’t 2 … to nag me in front of my friends? A Could you need B Did you need C Should you need D Might you need 3 The meeting … in disaster but Bill had one more trick up his sleeve. A might have end B had to end C had to have ended D could have ended 4 You … more thoughtful and sent your grandmother flowers for her birthday. A might have been B should have been C needn’t have been D didn’t need to be 5 ‘Mum … me to this terrible camp.’ ‘You should have thought about that before you got expelled from school.’ A should never to have sent B could never to send C ought never to have sent D needn’t ever have send 6 Kerry … take her books to school today because we aren’t having any lessons. A didn’t have to B might not have C could not have D ought not 7 ‘My dad is picking us up after the concert.’ ‘Good. That means we … a bus or taxi.’ A couldn’t have got B don’t have to getting C might not have got D don’t need to get 8 Dad thinks I … called the police when that boy hit me instead of letting him get away with it. A ought B ought to C ought to have been D ought to have 9 You … me to ask your sister out; I would have anyway. A needn’t have forced B couldn’t force C might not have forced D didn’t have forced 10 You were wasting time because you … studying and not sitting there watching TV. A should to have been B ought to have been C ought to be D should to be 11 ‘You … worried about Jane liking her present.’ ‘I know. She was over the moon.’ A needn’t have B couldn’t have C mightn’t have D can’t have 12 Henry didn’t want to … to his dad’s nagging but he felt he had to show him some respect. A be listening B have listened C listen D listening