Modal verbs, Full blast 3, unit 5

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course. 2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course. 2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course. 2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course. 2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course. 2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course.

2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.

A: Good morning, Sir. How (1) would / could I help you? B: Well, I (2) need to / have speak to Mr Smith. Is he in his office? A: I’m afraid he’s out at the moment. B: Oh, that’s too bad. (3) Can / Might you tell me when he will be back? A: Sorry, I (4) can’t / may not. I don’t know how long he’ll be out for. B: (5) Will / May I leave a message? A: Of course.

2. A: Hi, Jason. How are you? B: Not very well. I (6) can / have to finish my project by tonight, and I’m still at the beginning. A: (7) Will / Would you like some help? B: Oh, that would be great, thanks.