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B   Complete  the  sentences  about  the  painting  in  exercise  A.  Use  may,  might  could,  or  must.
                         Add  not  where  necessary.  More  than  one  answer  is  sometimes  possible.

                         1.  It’s  possible  that  someone  destroyed  The  Battle  of Anghiari  years  ago.

                                         may  OR  might  OR  could  have  destroyed _  the  painting.
                            Someone
                            It  wasn’t  possible  for  Vasari  to  remove  Leonardo's  painting  from  the  hall.
                           Vasari                                             Leonardo's  painting  from  the  hall.

                            It’s  possible  that  Vasari  painted  over  Leonardo’s  painting.

                           Vasari                                             over  Leonardo’s  painting.

                            It’s  almost  certain  that  Vasari  wanted  to  save  Leonardo's  painting.
                           Vasari                                             to  save  Leonardo’s  painting.


                            It’s  possible  that  Vasari  built  a  second  wall  to  protect  Leonardo's  painting.
                           Vasari                                             a  second  wall  to  protect  the  painting.

                            It  was  impossible  for  Leonardo's  assistants  to  steal  Leonardo’s  painting.

                            Vasari's  assistants                                         Leonardo's  painting.

                            At  first,  the  Italian  government  tried  to  look  beneath  Vasari’s  mural.  I’m  sure  they  wanted  to
                            search  for  Leonardo's  painting  there.

                            They                                             to  search  for  Leonardo's  painting  beneath

                            Vasari’s.
                            The  Italian  government  decided  to  leave  the  paintings  alone.  I  think  that  they  left  the  paintings
                            alone  because  they  didn’t  want  to  damage  them.

                            They                                             to  damage  either  of  the  paintings.


                    10   PRONUNCIATION.  Read  the  chart  and  listen  to  the  examples.  Then  complete  the  exercises.


                           PRONUNCIATION        Reduced  Past  Modals
                           The  have  in  modals  of  past  possibility  and  logical  conclusion  is  offen  pronounced  like  the
                           word  of.
                  CD2-32
                           Examples:    Full  Pronunciation                  Reduced  Pronunciation
                                       They  may  have  left  the  house.    They  may of left  the  house.
                                        It  might  have  happened  fast.     It  might  of  happened  fast.
                                        |  could  have  screamed.            |  could  of  screamed.
                                        She  must  have  known  the  truth.   She  must  of  known  the  truth.
                                        You  might  not  have  known  that.   You  might  not  of  known  that.
                                        He  could  not  have  called  my  number.   He  couldn’t  of  called  my  number.
                           In  informal  conversation,  some  people  say  mighta,  coulda,  and  musta  instead  of  might
                           of,  could  of,  and  must  of.
                                        It  might  have  happened  fast.     It  mighta  happened  fast.








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