Can, could be, able to, сould do / could have done

Dave was lucky. He ... himself when he fell, but he's OK.
1. could hurt
2. could have hurt
3. was able to hurt
Nicole … drive, but she hasn’t got a car.
1. is able to
2. shouldn’t
3. can
I can’t see you on Friday, but I … meet you on Saturday morning.
1. am able to
2. can
3. will
The staff at the hotel were really nice when we stayed there last summer. They … more helpful.
1. could be
2. could have been
3. couldn’t have been
I … to sleep recently.
1. has been able
2. couldn’t
3. haven’t been able
We had a really good holiday. It … better.
1. couldn’t have been
2. couldn’t be
3. cannot be
Laura had hurt her leg and … walk very well.
1. didn’t manage to
2. couldn’t
3. wasn’t able
I looked very carefully and I … see somebody in the distance.
1. was able to
2. could
3. managed to
I tried to phone you last week. We had a party and I wanted to invite you. That was nice of you, but I ... anyway. I was away all last week.
1. couldn't come
2. wasn't able to come
3. couldn't have come
Maybe I ... with Julia when I go to Paris.
1. am able to stay
2. could stay
3. can stay
I ... in a big city. I'd hate it.
1. cannot
2. couldn't live
3. could
Paul has to get up at 4 o’clock every morning. I don’t know how he does it. I … up at that time every day.
1. could have got
2. managed to get
3. couldn’t get
We managed to find the restaurant you recommended, but we … it without the map that you drew for us.
1. couldn’t find
2. could find
3. couldn’t have found
This is a wonderful place. I ... here for ever.
1. can stay
2. am able to stay
3. could stay
I … that hat. I’d look silly and people would laugh at me.
1. can wear
2. couldn’t wear
3. am able to

Can, could be, able to, сould do / could have done

Read the sentences below. For questions (1-15) choose the correct answer (A, B or C).