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about something. 12. Why did you climb up the roof? You
could/might have fallen down and hurt yourself severely.
13. What should I take with me for the road?
10.
1. He might have suspected her of treason. 2. — Am I supposed to answer at once? — Not necessarily, you may think first.
3. I'm suffering so much; it seems to me everybody has turned
their back on me and I won't be able to become the person I
used to be. 4. I wish I could turn on the music now! 5. Unfortunately the first thing I should do is to restore the synopsis.
6. Where should I get off to find myself at the historical museum? 7. I'll have to deny all that. 8. You should have told me
about his behavior a long time ago. 9. How can it be possible to
laugh at such things? 10. I guess I'll have to solve this person
by myself 11. As we previously agreed he was to be the first to
go there and tell me what the place itself was like. 12. We didn't
have to wait for them too long. 13. You couldn't have met her
because she wasn't at work yesterday. 14. Doctor, could you
spare me a few minutes? 15. How unwary you are! You could
have easily hurt yourself. 16. He asked me if he could live in the
bungalow until the end of the summer. 17. They lent us a few
magazines so that we could look through them at home. 18. He
may/might/could have dropped in on us, but I didn't hear him
ring. 19. Five more minutes — and we could/might have remained without the tickets. 20. Do you think she may be still
waiting for us? 21. He couldn't have done it so quickly. 22. Can
she be still talking on the phone?
11.
1. He told me he wasn't going to meet her since she had
been here before and must have remembered the road quite
well by herself. 2. Why couldn't you take the first step towards
reconciliation and call her as soon as she comes back? 3. I had
forgotten my glasses, so I couldn't make out anything and was
sitting and smiling as if I was a fool. 4. Should I be waiting for
you or you'll be able to get home by yourself? 5. The French
people, as a nation, may be quite talented, however in my opinion they are too arrogant. 6. You must be glad to see your aunt
as she hasn't visited us a few years. 7. She must have bought
you some gifts. 8. Of course, she should have informed us
about her visit in advance; we would have met her at the station
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and helped (to) get to our apartment building. 9. She may/might
have forgotten what a bus to take to get to us. 10. She
can't/couldn't have forgotten our address. 11. I am to go on a
business trip next week. 12. I guess I won't have to be delayed.
12.
1. It's evident, there is no need to wash the bed clothes, it's
absolutely fresh — we have slept on it only a couple of days.
2. You may not do it this week, you don't need to/have to spend
your time on it. 3. He wasn't allowed to ask anybody for help, he
was supposed to do everything by himself. 4. He must have
been aware of it. 5. It was supposed to take him from 2 to 3
weeks to finish that work, however he could have done it faster
if he had wanted to. 6. He could finish everything in time.
7. About fifteen minutes ago I looked out the window and saw it
was raining; we shouldn't have planned our trip to the country in
advance, we could have found out the weather forecast even a
few days ago. 8. We used to always act this way before. 9. I
guess we shouldn't choose the day; as soon as the weather
gets fine, we'll go there when we want to. 10. She couldn't have
recognized you at once; you hadn't seen each other for more
than twenty years. 11. He must have an excellent memory;
you've changed so much. 12. I won't be able to see her tomorrow because she isn't coming/isn't going to come.
13. Can/May/Could I take your pen? For some reason I can't
find mine. 14. They could move to a new apartment; it's not too
comfortable here. 15. I can/may/might be late because I may
have to meet the chief tonight. 16. You must have got acquainted with them a few days ago. 17. If they had been so sure they
must have known all the details.
13.
1. They could/may/might have been on the road at this
time yesterday. 2. She may be still buying groceries at the grocery store. 3. They can/may/might come here at any moment.
4. Your colleagues could have fully changed their decision, why
not? 5. I hope he could do it without your help. 6. He isn't allowed to get up yet, he is still too weak. 7. She isn't to come
home after ten o'clock. 8. You can/may visit him tomorrow if
you'd like to. 9. Are you allowed to take this? 10. She must have
been to Germany last year. 11. We had to check up everything
once again. 12. He said it was time to say goodbye, because he
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had to come to the station on time. 13. She asked how she
could get to the nearest hotel and they answered she was supposed to drive at least twenty minutes more. 14. I won't be able
to leave the office until I carry out the work. 15. Although I have
a day off tomorrow, I'll have to drop in at work for a few minutes.
16. You shouldn't have got so nervous; everything has come to
a good end. 17. You'll have to repeat these sections, you don't
remember them well enough. 18. I was going to be late, that's
why I had to catch a taxi. 19. You don't have/need to go that far;
I can show you how to cut it almost in half.
14.
1. That person could have surely been one of your pals.
2. He decided he would have to talk with her personally. 3. They
should come back pretty soon; they usually come back at about
this time. 4. This mineral water shouldn't cost so much; there
are too high prices in this store. 5. The rain must be coming to an
end. 6. She thought she must have said something wrong.
7. She shouldn't have shown him that letter. 8. She must have
lost my address. 9. If he had saved that information on his computer, we wouldn't have to waste all day today on this rubbish.
10. He can't think of her so badly. 11. He can't have been older
than forty. 12. He should have been working on solving this problem even since New Year's day. 13. They shouldn't have carried
all these bags at a time. 14. This time I didn't have to arrange a
meeting; they didn't ask me to. 15. You didn't have/need to do it.
16. She must buy everything required by herself.
15.
1. We have been out of town for two weeks, look, the roadside is wet; it must have been raining. 2. He didn't have to be
waiting for your coming all day, it's naturally he was busy fixing
his problems. 3. She may/might not have known for sure what to
undertake in that difficult situation. 4. They may be staying up
and driving down the road the same way as we're doing. 5. This
ancient law must have been passed hundreds of years ago. 6. I
don't need to ask anybody about it, I know everything I'm supposed to by myself. 7. Something must have happened to their
computer; we haven't heard from them since yesterday morning. 8. Last week I had to cook for myself because my wife went
on a four day business trip. 9. You must find him and explain to
him why you have been acting that way. 10. She can't be in her
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early fifties; she looks terrific! 11. Could you bring me a kettle to
my room, please? 12. You shouldn't be offhanded with the chief,
he doesn't like it. 13. Handbags and packets are to be left in the
cloak room at the entrance to the store. 14. Could you tell me
what is the admission cost at the Louvre? 15. They were never
paid because they must have been bungling. 16. He shouldn't
have been trying to break a line. 17. He could state things so
eloquently his listeners would always believe him.
16.
1. He may have some inclination for star fever. 2. It must
be banned! 3. She should have made a U-turn, but she just
turned right instead. 4. You may be seated. 5. It can't/couldn't
have been my sister. 6. I will have to mark the time of the process. 7. It may be made of some kind of plastic. 8. I guess we
shouldn't have opened the last bottle yesterday night. 9. We
may have to make both ends meet next month. 10. He must not
have been able to start the engine. 11. You might not have paid
so much attention to the details. 12. Can/May I keep your company? 13. Heroism is something you must aspire to, not something you can sneer at. 14. Can you ride a horse? 15. She can't
stand a body odour. 16. Yesterday I couldn't come back to myself with joy. 17. I can't run two miles without practising.
17.
1. You may take this film at any time — I have already finished watching it. 2. You don't need a ride — you can walk over
there. 3. He must have fallen into a swoon because he was
working in the heat. 4. While we are gone you can/may air the
room from the outside air. 5. I'm so weak I can't get to my feet.
6. She needs blood transfusion. 7. I couldn't have been slumbering for so long! 8. The boss said I should get my project on wheels.
9. I answered next month I might start this work. 10. He must have
gone nuts! 11. She had to shield her eyes (with her hand) as the
sun was shining too brightly. 12. You will have to take me at my
word. 13. I'd like to fill in this form. How should I do it?
18.
1. — It may not be Alex. 2. — It can't be Alex. 3. — Where is
Alex? — He must have gone to a cafe. 4. — Where is Alex? — He
had to go home. 5. Everybody is to have a document. 6. I have
to leave for half an hour. 7. I should leave for half an hour.
8. You should see a doctor. 9. You mustn't open this file. 10. I
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don't have/need to open this file. 11. I wasn't allowed to open
this file. 12. I shouldn't have opened this file.
19.
1. — How are you planning to get to the station? — By taxi. —
You should take a shuttle bus instead; it's cheaper and faster
than a taxi. 2. He must have a great seek for knowledge.
3. Could you call me back at this number in a few minutes? 4. —
Who did this voice sound like? — Well, it might/could have been
Anna, but that's just a guess. Of course, I should have asked
who was calling, but I didn't. 5. When I came back home last
night I remembered I had forgotten my key in my room. It was
too late, everybody was asleep, but I had to ring the doorbell
and wake them up so that somebody let me in. 6. — Somebody
is ringing the doorbell. — Let's not open it. Just let it ring. — No,
you aren't right, it may/might/can be important. 7. I can't keep
working because I'm terribly worn out. I'd better be going home
before I fall asleep at my workplace. 8. — Three days ago I applied to him, but he just didn't look at me. — He must not have
heard you. 9. — Should I answer him «yes» or «no», what do
you think? — You have a few days to think everything over anyway. You don't need/have to hurry with your answer. 10. — Look
at these wonderful birds. What kind of species are they? — I really don't know. They may be bee-eaters, but I'm not sure about
that. Let's ask the guide. 11. — Why did he quit his previous
job? — He may/might have been offered something better. 12. —
I have a car, can drive you over there. — That's great. — What
time should I come to get you? 13. When you were writing a letter you forgot to name the exact date of our meeting. How
should I find it out? 14. — Can you lend me $200? — Of course, I
can. Just try to pay it back in one week. 15. You may send the
necessary sum by the mail or hand it personally. 16. — The thief
could have got into the apartment through the window. — It
couldn't have happened because there were strong bars on the
windows. 17. If we hadn't been talking so long in the morning
we could catch that bus now.
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Петрова О.Л.
Грамматика английского глагола
Learn Grammar Fast
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