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A hasn’t done B isn’t done C doesn’t do

10. When is the best time to call you? – I usually ………. (work) till nine in the evening. Call me around ten, if you can.

A am working B work C works

Exercise 5

Fill in: beggars, breathtaking, excursion, craftsmen, countless, candlelit.

1. In the town there were _________ cafes, shops, temples and small hotels.

2. In the streets you could see ________ and shoeshine boys.

3. A __________ procession was a part of the festival.

4. The view of this lake was really _________!

5. _________ sell their handicrafts along the streets.

Exercise 6

Choose the correct future tense.

1. This time tomorrow, I will leave/will be leaving for the airport.

2. I will collect/will have collected you from Peter’s house on my way home.

3. ‘How is your project coming along? Is it done?’ ‘Not yet, but I will finish/ will have finished it by the time the

holidays are over.’

4. ‘What are your plans for the weekend?’ ‘I am spending/will have spent some time with my friends.’

5. Richard is such a poor guy, he has got the flu, but his elder sister will have taken/is going to take care of him, she’s a

nurse.

Exercise 7

Put the adjectives into the correct form.

1. He lives a bit ( far) than his parents.

2. It’s ( interesting ) film I’ve ever seen. I didn’t like it at all.

3. Is he (smart) person in the family? — No, his brother is much (smart) than he.

4. The job of a doctor is (hard) one in the world.

5. It was (bad) hotel in my life, it’s difficult to find something (bad).

Exercise 8

Make these adjectives negative using prefixes UN-; IL-; IM-; IR-; DIS-; MIS-; IN-; -LESS.

1.lucky, 2.understand, 3.help, 4.literate, 5.mortal.

Exercise 9

Choose the correct word.

1. Sahara is the biggest dessert/desert in the world.

2. The affect/effect of Mozart’s music is amazing!

3. I wondered weather/whether he liked classical music.

4. Due to climate changes the weather/whether is becoming more and more unpredictable.

5. If you loose/lose your credit card, don’t forget to block it.

Exercise 10

Choose the correct modal verb.

1) I think you might/should see a dentist.

2) You must/may be joking. No one could eat so many cakes.

3) It’s Sunday tomorrow. You mustn’t/needn’t wake up early.

4) Should/May I borrow the car tonight, please?

5) I wonder if Paul and Jim have got lost. – They can’t/mustn’t get lost because they have got a map.

6) You must/ought to be very tired. Do you want to sleep for a while?

7) Should/May I borrow your pen, please?

I have to/could go to the grocery store. My fridge is empty.

9) Could/Should you pass me some sugar? I like sweet tea.

10) You must be/can’t be very proud of your son, he is a champion.

Choose the correct word.
1. John leads an unhealthy / unwelcome lifestyle.
2. We really like the landscape / peace and quiet in this village.
3. There is a low rate of unemployment / living in big cities.
4. It’s a crime to look / break into a house.
5. I miss the hustle and noise / bustle of LA.
6. I love saying / chatting with my friends.
7. Public transport is convenient / heavy in my town.
8. You are hometown / homesick when you miss home.
9. He’s installing / inventing outside lights in his garden.
10. I hate the constant / crowded noise in Paris.
11. He feels lonely / friendly away from his family.
12. Let’s check / surf the Net tonight.
13. On a hot day we do / play beach volleyball.
14. Everything is close / easy at hand in big cities.

Modal verbs 1                                        Name______________________

Task #1 Choose the correct word.

1. I think you might/ought to see a doctor.
2. Should/May I borrow your book, please?
3. I have to/could go to the grocery store. My fridge is empty.
4. You must/ought to be very hungry. Would you like an apple.
5. Could/Should you pass me some sugar?  I like sweet tea.
6. You must be/can’t be very proud of your son he is a champion.
7. You must be/should be exhausted after all your hard work.
8. She mustn’t/shouldn’t stay in bed all day unless she is ill.
9. It’s very late. The children must/can’t be sleeping.
10. Susan has broken her leg. She can’t/have to walk now.

Task #2 Fill in:  must(2), mustn’t, can, can’t, could(2), may, might, have to.

1. Guess what! Our team has just won the game. No way!                        

You ………. be joking!

1. Excuse me, sir. You ……… park here. It’s forbidden.  
2. How about to watch a movie? Sorry, but I ……… finish my homework.
3. Look! It’s Jane! No, it ………. be. She is in Paris on business.
4. ……….. I turn the light off, please.
5. ……….. I have your name, please.
6. I think it ……….. be warm soon.
7. ……….. you help me please? I think I got lost.
8. The streets ……….. get very slippery when it rains.
9. You ……….. be very thirsty, it’s hot outside.

KEY

Task #1 Choose the correct word.

1. I think you might/ought to see a doctor.
2. Should/May I borrow your book, please?
3. I have to/could go to the grocery store. My fridge is empty.
4. You must/ought to be very hungry. Would you like an apple.
5. Could/Should you pass me some sugar.  I like sweet tea.
6. You must be/can’t be very proud of your son he is a champion.
7. You must be/should be exhausted after all your hard work.
8. She mustn’t/shouldn’t stay in bed all day unless she is ill.
9. It’s very late. The children must/can’t be sleeping.
10. Susan has broken her leg. She can’t/have to walk now.

Task #2 Fill in:  must(2), mustn’t, can, can’t, could(2), may, might, have to.

1. Guess what! Our team has just won the game. No way! You must be joking!
2. Excuse me, sir. You mustn’t park here. It’s forbidden.  
3. How about to watch a movie? Sorry, but I have to finish my homework.
4. Look! It’s Jane! No, it can’t be. She is in Paris on business.
5. Could I turn the light off, please.
6. May I have your name, please.
7. I think it might be warm soon.
8. Could you help me please? I think I got lost.
9. The streets can get very slippery when it rains.
10. You must be very thirsty, it’s hot outside.

Modal verbs 2                                        Name______________________

Task #1 Choose the correct word.

1. I can/could speak English but I can’t write it very well.
2. She can’t/needn’t spend 3 weeks in Rome, she has to come back to work.
3. You mustn’t/shouldn’t park your car on double yellow lines.
4. You shouldn’t/mustn’t be so rude with Mary, she is very sensitive.
5. You should/must obey the laws, or you will get in jail.
6. Should/May I borrow your pen, please?
7. You needn’t/have to buy any cat food. We’ve got plenty.
8. I think you ought to/might take your dog to a vet.
9. May/must I call you next week, please?
10. It might/should rain tomorrow. You should take an umbrella with you.

Task #2 Fill in: should(2), shouldn’t, must, mustn’t, have to(2), can, can’t, may.  

1. You ……….. turn your TV off when not watching it.
2. Excuse me sir, you ……….. smoke here, it’s forbidden.
3. I can’t go to the movie theater with you today, I ……….. work.
4. You ……….. obey your parents until you are 18.
5. You ………… smoke it’s very bad for your health.
6. We don’t ……….. go to school in August.
7. I ……….. cook a very delicious chocolate cake with walnuts.
8. I ……….. speak Spanish, but I would like to learn it.
9. You ……….. be honest and  sincere with your friends.

10………… I borrow your car for a weekend, please?

KEY

Task #1 Choose the correct word.

1. I can/could speak English but I can’t write it very well.
2. She can’t/needn’t spend 3 weeks in Rome, she has to come back to work.
3. You mustn’t/shouldn’t park your car on double yellow lines.
4. You shouldn’t/mustn’t be so rude with Mary, she is very sensitive.
5. You should/must obey the laws, or you will get in jail.
6. Should/May I borrow your pen, please?
7. You needn’t/have to buy any cat food. We’ve got plenty.
8. I think you ought to/might take your dog to a vet.
9. May/must I call you next week, please?
10. It might/should rain tomorrow. You should take an umbrella with you.

Task #2 Fill in: should(2), shouldn’t, must, mustn’t, have to(2), can, can’t, may.  

1. You should turn your TV off when not watching it.
2. Excuse me sir, you mustn’t smoke here, it’s forbidden.
3. I can’t  go to the movie theater with you, I have to work.
4. You must obey your parents until you are 18.
5. You shouldn’t smoke it’s very bad for your health.
6. We don’t have to go to school in August.
7. I can cook a very delicious chocolate cake with walnuts.
8. I can’t speak Spanish, but I would like to learn it.
9. You should be honest and  sincere with your friends.

10.May I borrow your car for a weekend, please?