Complete the sentence with can, may, have to, need. 1. Ann is very obedient. She. not have acted against her father's will, I'm sure. 2. I. be wrong but everything seemed to happen so quickly there. 3. The students were told th...

can, may, have to, need. 1. Ann is very obedient. She can not have acted against her father's will, I'm sure. 2. I may be wrong but everything seemed to happen so quickly there. 3. The students were told that they could take part in the discussion. Can you be at home tonight? 4. May I ask you how you knew my address? 5. However difficult the task may be, you are expected to do it in time. Could you give the jury an example? 6. And yet she may be fond of him or she'd never look at him as she did. 7. We need not solve the problem in this way. 8. They have to practice their pronunciation every day. 9. We. not speak in a whisper. There is nobody in. 10. I. walk miles before I found a place where the river was wide.