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Ex. 12. Read the story in a) and write the actual words of the conversation in b) the marriage proposal

a) John greeted Moira and asked how she was. She told him she was fine and asked about him.

He said he felt wonderful because they were together again. He added that it had been a long time since their holidays in Paris. She said she had loved every minute in Paris and that she would never forget it. She asked if they could go back there next spring. He said to marry him and come to Paris with him for their honeymoon. She said that she would and that she loved him, too.

b) John ‘Hello, Moira. How (1) ___________________________?’

Moira ‘I’m (2) _________________________________________’.

John ‘I fell (3) ___________ because we (4) __________________.

It’s been (5) ___________________________________________.

Moira ‘I loved (6) ______________________________________.’

‘I’ll never (7) __________________________________________.’

‘Can we (8) ___________________________________________?’

John ‘I love you’.

"Will you (9) __________________________________________?

Moira ‘Oh, yes, yes, I (10) _______________________________.’

Ex. 13. Rewrite these sentences using can, could or may:

  1. I'd like to talk to you for a minute, Bill (friendly).

  2. I would like to use your phone (more polite).

  3. I would like to stop work early today (formal).

  4. Take my bike if you want to.

  5. Are children allowed to go into pubs?

  6. I don't want you to come into my room.

  7. I would like to speak to Jane, if she's there (polite).

  8. I would like to have a beer (friendly).

  9. Are students allowed to use this library?

  10. I would like to pay you tomorrow (polite).

Ex. 14. Сorrect the mistakes:

    1. What is in the soup? I can to taste something sweet.

    2. I don't can sing.

    3. He may done this work before.

    4. I can playing football very well.

    5. You can to get a better job if you spoke a foreign language.

    6. One day we will be able live without wars.

    7. People ought drive more carefully.

    8. Applications should have be sent next week.

    9. She could have read when she was four.

    10. He should to work harder.

Ex. 15. Choose the best form (sometimes both may be possible):

  1. I … see you at eight tomorrow (can, will be able).

  2. One day, everybody … say what they like (can, will be able).

  3. It took a long time, but I … repair the car (could, managed to).

  4. When I was younger I … sing quite well (could, was able to).

  5. At what age … you get a driven licence (can, may)?

  6. I promise I … smoking (stop, will stop).

  7. I don't know why she's not here. She … have got any message (may not, can't).

  8. He's not answering the phone. He … have got home yet ( may not, can't).

  9. When I was eighteen we … two years in the army (had to do, must have done).

  10. She … very quietly – I didn't hear her go (had to leave, must have left).

Ex. 16. Choose the correct answer:

1. "I can't find my wallet."

"If I were you, I … in my jacket pocket."

A. would look B. will look C. am looking

2."Where is my bank book?"

"If you … in the drawer, you'll find it."

A. had looked B. look C. looked

3. "Providing we … on time, we will catch the train."

"I will set my alarm clock."

A. will get up B. get up C. got up

4. "Can I go and play football, please, Mum?

"If you … your homework, you can go and play."

A. finished B. had finished C. have finished

5. "Dad shouted at me today."

"Well, if you … the window, he wouldn't have shouted at you."

A. didn't break B. hadn't broken C. don't break

6. "Why is the baby crying?"

"When babies are tired or hungry, they … "

A. cry B. will cry C. cried

7. "When ice melts, it … water."

"Everyone knows that!"

A. becomes B. will become C. would become

8. "I'm going to a party tonight."

"If I wasn't ill, I … with you."

A. come B. will come C. would come

9. "Supposing we … the bus, what will we do then?"

"Call a taxi."

A. miss B. will miss C. would miss

10. "If I were rich, I … around the world."

"Perhaps you will one day."

A. will sail B. can sail C. could sail

Ex. 17. Choose the correct word or expression:

        1. I'll lend you the money on condition/unless you pay it back soon.

        2. Even if/But for her help, I'd be in trouble now.

        3. Unless/Provided it stops raining, we won't be going to the park.

        4. I couldn't lend them the money even if/if I wanted to.

        5. "I'll wear Mum's necklace for the party."

"What if/Otherwise you lose it?"

        1. Supposing/Providing we went to London – what could we do there?

        2. If/Unless you help me, I won't finish on time.

        3. In case of/On condition that an emergency, call this number.

        4. You can read this book in case/unless you need more information.

        5. You may use my car unless/as long as you drive carefully.

Ex. 18. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:

  1. If he … (get) this job, he will be able to buy his own flat.

  2. If you … (put) your keys in your pocket, you wouldn't have lost them.

  3. She will be here at eight unless she … (lose) her way.

  4. If I were you, I … (not/go) out in this weather.

  5. Emily … (call) me if she had changed her mind.

  6. If you like Tom Cruise, you … (love) this film.

  7. Dave … (be) home at six o'clock provided he catches the five o'clock bus.

  8. A: If I … (not/buy) that lottery ticket, I … (never/win) all this money.

B: I know. Isn't it amazing!

  1. A: Unless you … (go) to bed now, you … (be) tired in the morning.

B: I know. I'm going.

  1. A: I need some wrapping paper.

B: Well, if I … (find) any at the shop, I … (buy) some for you.