10. Неличные формы глагола

1. They are likely _____ soon.

1. come

2. having come

3. coming

4. to come

2. He knew himself _____ strong enough to take part in the expedition.

1. been

2. to be

3. having been

4. be

3. This house wants _____.

1. to paint

2. painted

3. being painted

4. painting

4. The train _____ in a minute later, the two brothers parted.

a. have come

b. coming

c. to be coming

d. having come

5. He is clever enough _____ the crossword.

1. do

2. to do

3. to have done

4. doing

6. Many film stars now hire bodyguards because they want _____.

1. protecting

2. protected

3. to have been protected

4. being protected

7. He left the shop without _____ so he was accused of stealing.

1. having been paid

2. paid

3. paying

4. to pay

8. The newspapers are luckily _____ talking at any time.

1. start

2. started

3. to start

4. being started

9. Before _____ anything you should ask the price.

1. to buy

2. buying

3. having been bought

4. having bought

11. Фразовые глаголы

1. I hope nobody disturbs me; my favourite television programme will be _____ in five minutes.

1. away

2. out

3. in

4. off

2. Without my glasses I can hardly make _____ the words on this page.

1. for

2. up

3. out

4. over

3. He eventually managed to come _____ a solution.

1. along

2. back

3. across

4. up with

4. We fastened our seatbelts and soon the plane took _____.

1. off

2. over

3. up

4. out

5. He’s going to _____ that job offer and move to the office in London.

1. take for

2. take up

3. take after

4. take on

6. He turned _____ at the very end of the party when nobody expected him to appear.

1. up

2. on

3. back

4. round

7. You can _____ in a dictionary if you don’t know what it means.

a. look through

b. look for

c. look out

d. look up

8. Sue was offered a job of a translator but she _____.

1. turned off

2. turned down

3. turned out

4. turned on

12. Модальные глаголы

1. I suppose we really _____ to book our ferry tickets in advance.

1. must

2. ought

3. can

4. should

2. You _____ talk to people like that! It’s rude!

1. shouldn’t

2. needn’t

3. wouldn’t

4. couldn’t

3. Mary _____ use the dictionary when she reads Spanish books. She knows Spanish very well.

1. can’t

2. isn’t to

3. doesn’t have to

4. mustn’t

4. We couldn’t find a hotel room, so we _____ sleep in the car. It was awful!

1. could

2. must

3. had to

4. should

5. Aren’t you afraid we have too little petrol? – So what? It’s so close from here that we _____ use the car.

1. can’t

2. mustn’t

3. shouldn’t

4. needn’t

6. We _____ pay for the tickets as Fiona won them in a competition.

1. mustn’t

2. hadn’t

3. didn’t have to

4. couldn’t

7. Yes, of course you _____ open the window if you’re too hot!

a. are able to

b. can

c. must

d. needn’t

8. Quite luckily, Nick’s departure was delayed by one day and so we _____ to spend one more evening together.

1. had

2. ought

3. might

4. were able

9. They _____ go to the theatre together because Nelly had agreed to baby-sit for them.

1. were able to

2. were allowed to

3. had to

4. can