Test 10

Have to / must. Fill in.

A) must; B) mustn't; C) have to; D) don't have to; E) had to; F) didn't have to; G) will have to; H) won't have to

1. You can stay out late if you like. You ____ come home early.

2. He might ___ take his younger brother out to football match.

3. The bus came on time so we ____ wait long at the bus stop.

4. The rules for basketball say:

1. you run while holding the ball;

2. you bounce the ball while you run;

3. you stand holding the ball for as long as you like;

4. you do something within five seconds.

5. We read a long poem in the class yesterday. It was boring. I'm glad we ___ learn it buy heart.

6. Jack has already cleaned his bicycle so he ____ do it tomor­row.

7. You ____ be here by 9.00 if you want to be sure of a seat.

8. You ____ walk on the grass!

9. Once or twice we lost our way and ____ ask a policeman for directions.

10. You ___ put your entry into the box before Friday if you want to enter the contest.

Test 11

Fill in the suitable words.

A) will; B) won't; C) would; D) wouldn't

1. What ____ you do if you won lots of money?

2. If the students were studying, ____ you disturb them?

3. If you make so much noise, I ____ be able to sleep.

4. They ____ have to hurry or they ____ miss the train.

5. They ____ have missed the last bus if they had hurried.

6. If I were you, I ____ buy a new bicycle.

7. If she had locked all the doors, the burglar's ____ have got in.

8. If my train is late, I ____ take a taxi.

9. He must build a strong boat, otherwise he ____ be able to sail round the world.

10. If you are a good girl, I ____ buy you some chocolate.

11.I ___ finish the work if you don't help me.

12. If only they ____ arrive on time.

13. You ____ understand unless you listen carefully.

14. If he hadn't cut his finger, it ____ not have hurt for weeks.

15.I ____ give you $5 if you do me a favor.

16. If Chris didn't fall in love with Jane, he ____ give her flowers.

Test 12

Choose the correct variant in reported speech for each sentence.

1. «I'm waiting for my parents,» Nick said.

1. Nick said that he is waiting for my parents.

2. Nick said that he was waiting for his parents.

3. Nick said that he was waiting for my parents.

4. Nick told that he was waiting for his parents.

2. «I can't fix my engine myself,» my brother admitted.

1. My brother admitted that can't fix the engine myself.

2. My brother admitted that couldn't fix the engine himself.

3. My brother admitted that can't fix the engine himself.

4. My brother admitted that couldn't fix the engine myself.

3. «You should be careful,» my friends said to me.

1. My friends said to me that I should be careful.

2. My friends said to me that I should have been careful.

3. My friends told me that I should have been careful.

4. My friends told me that 1 should be careful.

4. «I will have tomorrow and finish the work,» the plumber said to grandma.

A) The plumber said to grandma that he will come tomorrow and finish the work.

B) The plumber promised grandma that he will come the next day and finish the work.

3. The plumber promised grandma that he would come the next day and will finish the work.

4. The plumber promised grandma that he would come the next day and finishes the work.

5. «The Sun isn't a planet, it is a big star,» the teacher explained.

1. The teacher explained to us that the Sun is a big star.

2. The teacher explained us that the Sun is a big star.

3. The teacher explained us that the Sun was a big star.

4. The teacher explained to us that the Sun was a big star.

6. «Don't make so much noise, will you?» the neighbour said to

Pete. .

1. The neighbor asked Pete to not make so much noise.

2. The neighbor asked Pete not to make so much noise.

3. The neighbor asked to Pete not to make so much noise.

4. The neighbor said to Pete not to make so much noise.

7. «We only got ticket yesterday, though we booked the holiday a long time ago,» said Mr. Smith.

1. Mr. Smith said that they had got tickets the last day, though they had booked he holiday a long time ago.

2. Mr. Smith said that they got tickets the previous day, though they booked the holiday a long time before.

3. Mr. Smith said that they had got tickets the previous day, though they had booked the holiday a long time before.

4. Mr. Smith said that they got tickets the previous day, though they had booked the holiday a long time before.

8. «Do you know where Kate is living?» Anne asked me.

1. Anne asked me if I know where was Kate living.

2. Anne asked me if I know where Kate was living.

3. Anne asked me if I know where Kate is living.

4. Anne asked me if I knew where was Kate living.

E) Anne asked me if I knew where Kate was living.

9. «Why didn't you say that to me?» she asked her boyfriend.

1. She asked her boyfriend why didn't he say that to me.

2. She asked her friend why he didn't say that to me.

3. She asked her friend why didn't he say that to me.

4. She asked her friend why hadn't he said that to her.

E) She asked her friend why he hadn't said that to her.

10. «I promise I'll write to you as soon as I arrive, Jane,» said Nick.

1. Nick promised Jane that he will write to her as soon as he arrives.

2. Nick promised Jane that he would write to her as soon as he arrives.

3. Nick promised Jane that he would write to her as soon as he arrived.

4. Nick promised Jane that he would w rite to her as soon as he would arrive.

5. Nick promised Jane that he would write to her as soon as he will arrive.

6. Nick promised Jane that he wrote to her as soon as he arrived.