modals

They ... be cold. The’re shivering.

He ... be her brotner. I don’t know what her brother looks like.

You ... be tired. We’ve only been walking for ten minutes.

She ... be at home. I’m not sure where she is.

She ... be good at Maths. She got top marks in her exams.

It ... be sunny tomorrow. I hope so.

It ... be her birthday. She had a birthday party last night.

I ... have some water in my bag. Hang on - I’ll look.

You ... be right I’not sure.

Being in a tornado ... be terrifying, that’s for sure.

She ... the violin when she was six.

We ... work hard last year.

You ... help her yesterday.

You ... wear a seatbelt. It’s the law.

You ... go home. It’s getting late.

Help him! He ... swim!

You ... keep your room clean and tidy.