1. “Don’t do it!” She
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2. “I’m leaving tomorrow” She
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3. “Please get me a cup of tea” She
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4. “She got married last year” She
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5. “Be quick!” She
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6. “Could you explain number four, please?” She
_______________________________________
7. “Where do
you live?” She _______________________________________________________
8. “We went to the cinema and then to a Chinese
restaurant” She __________________________
9. “I’ll come and help you at twelve” She
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10. “What are you doing tomorrow?” She
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11. “Don’t go!” She
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12. “Do you work in London?” She
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13. “Could you tell me where the post office is?” She
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14. “Come here!” She
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15. “I’ve never been to Wales” She
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16. “Have you ever seen ‘Lord of the Rings’?” She
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17. “I don't like mushrooms” She ____________________________________________________
18. “Don't be silly!” She
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19. “Would you mind waiting a moment please?” She
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20. “How often do you play sport?” She _______________________________________________
2) Match the
modals or modal perfects in I with their uses in II.
I
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II
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1. Shall I help you with that heavy bag? .....
2. You should have done all the homework. .....
3. She didn’t answer the phone so she must have
left.....
4. I need to clean my room. I promised mymum that I
would. .....
5. I think that they might have left. .....
6. Would you sign your name here, please? .....
7. It’s not fair. I ought to have received a prize
too.
8. You mustn’t use this computer.
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a. a logical conclusion about a past event
b. formal request
c. prohibition
d. offer
e. unfulfilled expectation
f. obligation
g. advice which was not followed
h. a guess about something which happened
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3) Choose the
correct answer.
1. She (could walk / could have walked) before she was
a year old.
2. The party was supposed to be a secret. You
(shouldn’t say / shouldn’t have said) anything.
3. I’m not sure, but I (might leave / might have left)
early tonight.
4. I’m not afraid to go alone. You (needn’t have come
/ needn’t come) with me.
5. It’s late. You (must be / must have been) very
tired.
6. You (ought to introduce / ought to have introduced)
me to your friends. I didn’t know anyone’s name.
4) Complete the
sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use a modal perfect.
1. Nobody told her anything about the argument. She
....................................... (know) about it.
2. We arrived too early. We
....................................... (be) in such a hurry.
3. She ....................................... (leave)
the office because her coat and bag aren’t here.
4. I ....................................... (drive)
to work, but the weather was so nice that I decided to walk.
5. It’s possible that I .......................................
(forget) to tell Joe about the meeting.
6. You ....................................... (call)
her on her birthday. She never forgets to call you.
5) Rewrite each
sentence using a modal or modal perfect. There may be more than one answer.
1. It isn’t necessary for them to finish the job
tonight. They
......................................................................................................
2. It’s possible that I took your jacket by mistake. I
......................................................................................................................
3. That man knows how to speak four languages. That man
......................................................................................................
4. I didn’t wear a sunhat, and now my head hurts. My
head hurts. I..........................................................................................
5. It rained last night so the grass is wet. It
....................................................................................................
. The grass is wet.
6. The man you saw wasn’t Jack. He’s been abroad since
the summer. You ……........................................................................
6) Write questions for the underlined words.
1. Sally went to this school last year.
2. There are eight denominations of euro coins.
3. Tourists have chosen new destinations.
4. Stephen was down on his right knee.
5. The child wants to go to the zoo.
6. The child wants to go to the zoo.
7. The child wants to go to the zoo.
8. There is some orange juice in the fridge.
9. Mrs Pitts had been trying to phone them every five minutes since 11.00 a.m.
10. I spilt Peter's coffee on Mr Manson’s suit.
6) Write questions for the underlined words.
1. Sally went to this school last year.
2. There are eight denominations of euro coins.
3. Tourists have chosen new destinations.
4. Stephen was down on his right knee.
5. The child wants to go to the zoo.
6. The child wants to go to the zoo.
7. The child wants to go to the zoo.
8. There is some orange juice in the fridge.
9. Mrs Pitts had been trying to phone them every five minutes since 11.00 a.m.
10. I spilt Peter's coffee on Mr Manson’s suit.
Conditional sentences.
7) Put the verbs in brackets into their correct
tenses. There may be more than one possible answer.
1. If you ……………………(Go) away,
please.................................(Write) to me.
2- If she …………………….(Be) in, I …………………. (Give)
it to her. Now it’s too late.
3. My aunt ……………………(Be able to) help us if
she…………………(Be) on time last night.
4. If my brother.........................(Eat) another cake,
he...............................(Get) sick soon,
that's why he won't.
5. If you……………………..(Heat) water, it……………………… (Boil).
6. If we ………..……(Go) to London for our holiday last
year. We……………(See) The Tower of
London.
7. I………………….(Speak) to Clement at the party if he………………….(Apologise) for what he said to me.
8. If I ……………………(Know) Rob's address in New York , I………………….(Visit) him.
9. I think Diane………………….. (Look) much nicer if she ………………………(Have) a new hairstyle.
10. She……………………(Look) better if she ……………………(Wear)a dress to go to the concert last night.
11. John…………………….(Not Get) such poor marks if he…………………………(Work) harder
12. If Katy………………………..(Be) taller, she………………………………(Play) in the ladies' volleyball team.
13. If the weather………………………….(Not Be) so bad last week, they……………………Go) for a excursion.
14. If I……………………….(Be) George. I…………………………….(Not Go) to the concert
without a ticket
15. If Terry…………………………(Get up) earlier this morning, he………………………….(Tidy) the house instead of leaving it for his mother.
I wish / If only
8) Complete the sentences in such a way that it means the same as the
sentence before it.
Example: I haven’t a job at
the moment ---- If only/I wish I had a job
I’m not going
to the party --------- If only/I wish I were going to the party
I married
Myrtle instead of Francis -------- If only/I wish I had married Francis
You won’t ever
wait for me -----------If only/I wish you would wait for me
We’ve run out of petrol -------- If only/I
wish...............................................................
I’m taking a test tomorrow -------- If only/I
wish..........................................................
This holiday has been a disaster -------- If only/I
wish...................................................
It’s snowing outside -------- If only/I
wish....................................................................
People at work always shout at me ----- If only/I
wish...................................................
I acted very rudely in front of the headmaster
-------- If only/I wish................................
I don’t know how to
ride a bicycle -------- If only/I
wish.................................................
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