Modals in the Past

I'm sure he didn't say those awful things. John ________________ that. He's a very nice man.
1. can't have said
2. mustn't have said
3. shouldn't have said
What a disaster! She can't find her diamond engagement ring! She ___________________it.
1. must has lost
2. should have lost
3. may have lost
I haven't heard from Jane for a very long time. She was thinking about going to New York. She ___________________ without saying anything. What a pity!
1. may has gone
2. might have gone
3. should have gone
This soup is very salty. You ____________________so much salt in it.
1. should have put
2. should had put
3. shouldn't have put
We haven't seen our neighbours for quite some time now. They __________________.
1. should have moved
2. must have moved
3. can have moved
The ground's a bit wet. It_________________a bit last night.
1. might had rained
2. may have rained
3. could to have rained
You ______________________any salt in the soup because it's absolutely tasteless.
1. mustn't have put
2. can't have put
3. shouldn't have put
She____________ me where she was going. Now we could be having a drink together.
1. must have told
2. could have told
3. ought have told
When Charlie finds out that he hasn't been invited to the wedding, he's going to be incredibly angry. I think they ________________ him. He's not always annoying.
1. should have invited
2. must have invited
3. can have invited
Argh! What's that horrible smell ? Somebody _______________ to throw something away.
1. must have forgotten
2. should have forgotten
3. might have forgot