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Test 1. Passive Voice

Choose the correct form.

  1. The day before yesterday we … to the restaurant by Tom Jenkins.

A are invited

B were invited

C invite

  1. Look! The bridge … .

A is being repaired

B is been repaired

C has being repaired

  1. The letter and the parcel … tomorrow.

A will be post

B will have been posted

C will be posted

  1. Margaret … to be a very industrious person.

A has been known

B is known

C is been known

  1. In Greece the Olympic Games … once in four years.

A were held

B are being held

C are held

  1. The problem … for three years, but they haven’t got any results.

A has been studied

B has being studied

C was studied

  1. This book … by the end of September.

A would be republished

B will have been republished

C will been republished

  1. The doctor said that Tommy’s leg … the following day.

A will be X-rayed

B would be X-rayed

C will have been X-rayed

  1. A police car came when the injured man … the road.

A was being carried off

B was been carrying off

C has been carried off

  1. I … in a small Belarusian town not far from Minsk.

A was borne

B am born

C was born

  1. Dad phoned us and asked if our luggage … .

A was already being packed

B had already been packed

C was packed

  1. What a pity, John won’t come. He … about the meeting beforehand.

A should have been told

B should be told

C should been told

  1. The kitchen … tomorrow.

A will cleaned

B will clean

C will be cleaned

  1. America … by Christopher Columbus.

A founded

B was found

C has been found

  1. Oh, I’m so tired. – So am I. But these articles must … before we leave.

A translated

B be translated

C translate

  1. Jack’s car … last week.

A was stolen

B was being stolen

C has been stolen

  1. Did they build their summer cottage themselves? – No, it … before they moved in.

A has been built

B had been built

C was built

  1. What a nice shirt! Where did you buy it? – It … by my mother.

A was making

B made

C was made

  1. Have you written your report yet? – Yes, it … an hour ago.

A has been completed

B was complete

C was completed

  1. Did you type the letters? – No, they … by the time I came in.

A had been typed

B were being typed

C were typed

  1. Hurry up or all the food … by the time you arrive there.

A will be eaten

B will have been eaten

C will have eaten

  1. She … to drive by her father.

A taught

B was taught

C has taught

  1. He dog must … for a walk.

A to be taken

B taken

C be taken

  1. Where’s your computer? – I lent it. It … by my aunt now.

A uses

B is using

C is being used

  1. Don’t worry. Your camera … in an hour.

A will fix

B will be fixed

C will fixed

  1. What is happening over there? – A new bridge … over the river.

A is being constructed

B is constructed

C is constructed

  1. Do you know Ann’s telephone number? – Yes it … on the back of this envelope.

A is written

B is writing

C be written

  1. They are going home now because all the work … .

A has done

B has been done

C done

Test 2. Modal Verbs

Choose the correct form.

  1. You will … speak English in another few months.

A can

B have

C be able

  1. I’d like … skate.

A to can

B to be able

C to have to

  1. Nobody answers the phone. They … be out.

A should

B can

C must

  1. To my mind, the government … take care of old people.

A ought

B may

C must

  1. The policeman told the woman she … worry.

A needn’t

B couldn’t

C mustn’t

  1. Little children like books with large print. They … read them more easily.

A should

B must

C can

  1. … I speak to Jane, please?

A could

B shall

C must

  1. I … get up early on Mondays.

A am able

B have to

C may

  1. My dentist says I … eat so many sweets.

A needn’t

B mustn’t

C shouldn’t

  1. – Why hasn’t Mr. Grill got in touch with us? I don’t quite know. It … be that he has lost phone number.

A may

B must

C should

  1. We … eat before we go.

A can

B should

C are able

  1. You … stay any longer if you don’t want.

A can’t

B may not

C needn’t

  1. It … be done. It’s out of the question.

A can’t

B may not

C needn’t

  1. You … to do whatever you like.

A can

B are allowed

C may

  1. I … hear very well. Speak up.

A mustn’t

B can’t

C may not

16…. you do me a favour?

A Could

B May

C Are

17….You tell me the time, please?

A Could

B Should

C May

18. You … phone your mother at once. She wants to speak to you.

A may

B are able

C must

19. You … be late for your lecture. – I’m leaving in a minute.

A needn’t

B may not

C mustn’t

20. Can I speak to you, Fred? – Sorry, I … hurry now. I’m late for the train.

A can

B must

C have

21. Patricia is always late for work. She … get up earlier.

A need

B should

C shouldn’t

22. After I had tried for a few hours, I … open the door and get out.

A can

B was able

C might

23. I haven’t seen my neighbours for over 2 weeks. They … have gone on holiday for a time.

A may

B can

C should

24. It’s not fair. I always … do the dirty work.

A have to

B mustn’t

C has to

25. I’m so glad to walk alone. You … give me a lift.

A mustn’t

B can

C needn’t

26. There’s a chance that they’ll arrive at the party in time, but they ... be a lot later.

A will

B might

C can

27…. You help me with my umbrella, please?

A Could

B May

C Shall

28. They … have left the camp at 7 a.m., the bus didn’t start till 9.30.

A hadn’t

B must

C needn’t