B2-Modals of deduction and speculation

Which sentence is NOT a correct sentence?. Erin must have missed the train. Erin can have missed the train. Erin may have missed the train.

Which sentence is NOT grammatically correct?. He can’t have got lost!. Joseph must have forget about the party. I may have left the form at home.

Which sentence CANNOT be used in reply to the sentence below. - ‘Oh no! I can’t find my camera! I must have left it in the hotel!’. - ‘You might have left it in the car. Have you looked there?’. - ‘You can’t have done that. We searched the room before we left.’. ‘Yes, you can have left it in the cupboard by the bed.’.

We ____ not have bought enough biscuits for everyone. should. may. must.

Which sentence means: Maybe John went to the shop. John must have gone to the shop. John may have gone to the shop. John might not have gone to the shop.

It’s not possible that Joe went home without me!. Joe can't have gone home without me!. Joe couldn't go home without me. Joe could have gone home without me.

I’m pretty sure the burglar got in through the kitchen window. The burglar must have got in through the kitchen window. The burglar may have got in through the kitchen window. The burglar could have got in through the kitchen window.

Maybe Philippa left work already. Philippa may have left work already. Philippa can't have left work already. Philippa should have left work already.

Maybe Darren didn’t finish work on time. Darren might have not finished work on time. Darren should have finished work on time. Darren must have finished work on time.

The rabbit has escaped! But don’t worry. I’m sure he didn’t go far. The rabbit has escaped! But don’t worry. He couldn't have gone far. The rabbit has escaped! But don’t worry. He may not have gone far. The rabbit has escaped! But don’t worry. He musn't have gone far.