❶Fill in the blanks and complete the conversations. Use cannot, must, or should.❷Fill in the blanks and complete the conversations.G1■■詞■have■■■■詞■■■■詞G2■■詞に関■する表現■■■■■■■■■■■■■，■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■を表す．1. I canʼt find my English textbook. I may haveleft it at home.（〜したかもしれない）2. Ted hasnʼt shown up yet. He must have forgotten our appointment.（〜したにちがいない）3. Susan cannot have told a lie. She is an honest person.（〜したはずがない）4. No wonder more and more motorists are saying, “I should have left the car at home!”（〜すべきだったのに（しなかった））→p.36, l.161. If you are out of shape, you had better start exercising.（〜したほうがよい）→p.34, l.112. Itʼs true that some cyclists would rather go faster.（むしろ〜したい）→p.35, l.103. Copenhagenʼs urban planners once used to favor cars over other forms of transportation.（以前は〜だった）→p.37, l.14. Many other cities may well“Copenhagenize.”（〜するのももっともだ）→p.37, l.161. A: The cake in the fridge is gone!B: Bill ( ) ( ) ( ) it. Iʼm sure of it! [ eat ]2. A: Betty has not come yet. I wonder if she got lost.B: She ( ) ( ) ( ) lost. She has come here many times so far. [ get ]3. (Talk about something you regret not doing in the past by following the example.)Example: I lost a tennis match last week. I couldnʼt practice enough because I was busy studying for the exam. I should have practiced more.1. A: Laura looks mad at Jake.B: She at him. He is always skipping brass band practice. （怒るのももっともだ）2. A: Sue, letʼs go to the new Italian restaurant downtown.B: Maybe another time. I dinner at home.（むしろ家で食べたい）3. (Talk about what you used to do in the past and what you often do now by following the example.)Example: I used to read a lot of fantasy novels when I was in elementary school, but now I read a lot of mystery novels.42Heartening Iで扱わなかった，発展的な文法項目を取り上げています．
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