- •4 Complete these sentences with be, have or have been.
- •5 Write the eight completed sentences from Exercise 4 in appropriate spaces in this table.
- •6 Choose an ending (a-e) for each beginning (1-5) and add these forms.
- •7 Using a dictionary if necessary, complete these sentences with the adjectives and modals.
- •8 Do Editing. Correct the mistakes in the use of modals in this text.
- •9 Complete this dialogue with these forms.
- •11 Using a dictionary if necessary, complete each sentence with one pair of words, plus appropriate forms of can, could or be able to.
- •12 Complete this joke with appropriate forms of can or could.
- •13 Choose an ending (a-f) for each beginning (1-6) and add can, mayor be allowed to.
- •1 Can’t 4 Editing. Correct the mistakes in this text.
- •15 Using a dictionary if necessary, complete each sentence with an adjective and a modal.
- •16 Complete this text with appropriate forms of can or could plus these verbs.
- •1 Could 7 Correct the mistakes in these sentences using may, might, can or could.
- •18 Using a dictionary if necessary, complete the sentences with these words and appropriate forms of must or have to.
- •19 Complete these sentences with the verbs and adjectives.
- •20 Correct the mistakes in these sentences.
- •21 Choose an ending (a-e) for each beginning (1-5) and add appropriate forms of must or can't.
- •22 Complete this dialogue with must or couldn't plus appropriate forms of the verbs.
- •23 Add these nouns and verbs to these sentences.
- •4 Complete these sentences with be, to be, being or been and decide what type of passive each one is.
- •5 Complete this news report with these verbs in the passive.
- •6 Complete each sentence with a passive so that it has a similar meaning to the one above.
- •7 Choose one passive verb phrase for each space in these sentences (from a report on the use of dna testing by the police).
- •8 Rewrite each sentence with the verbs in the passive, where possible.
- •10 Editing. Correct the mistakes in this text.
- •13 Complete these sentences, using appropriate forms of these verbs in combination.
- •14 Rewrite these sentences with verbs in the passive, where possible.
- •15 Complete these sentences (from an article about Shakespeare) with appropriate forms of the verbs, plus by or with where necessary.
- •16 Choose an ending (a-d) for each beginning (1-4) and add these verbs.
- •17 Add appropriate forms of these verbs to the text. Then in the space below, write those expressions (if any) that are used in the text to identify the agents of these verbs.
1 Could 7 Correct the mistakes in these sentences using may, might, can or could.
Example:
It was a bad accident. We can
have been killed.
They can be going to increase airport fees to pay for increased security.
Don't turn off the computer yet. Someone can still be using it.
In late 18th century Scotland, you may be hanged for stealing a sheep.
These people can have a lot of money, but it doesn't make them interesting.
By Friday I can have finished the book, but if I get too busy, I can not.
May someone tell me where the main office is?
We know he doesn't tell the truth, so we really might not believe any of his stories.
He asked me last night if you may be willing to talk to Margaret for him.
According to the forecast, the weather can be a bit warmer today. 10 This switch isn't working. May the children have broken it?
Necessity: must, have to, have got to, need to, needn't
18 Using a dictionary if necessary, complete the sentences with these words and appropriate forms of must or have to.
command duty-free evil extra fruit obligation step taboo
An optional……….….….in a new car is something that is available, but you…..…….…get it.
An essential is a part of a procedure you'll do in order for it
to be successful.
Forbidden is something that you touch or have, even
though you really want it.
In the army, soldiers always obey a given by a senior officer.
If you are under no to do something, you do it.
When you buy things that are , you pay tax on them.
If a topic is in a particular culture, it means that you talk
about it because it is considered offensive.
A necessary is something you don't like or want, but which you may
accept in order to achieve your goal.
19 Complete these sentences with the verbs and adjectives.
didn't have to must need to allowed official significant
having to mustn't needn't have impossible required unnecessary
I wear a jacket and tie last night. Formal attire was not
You made so much noise. All that shouting was quite
People have dogs in their rooms. Pets are not in the hotel.
You won't fill in forms. All the paperwork will be complete.
Not pay to use the pool is a benefit of being a student here.
Everyone have a valid passport because it will be to enter
the country without one.
20 Correct the mistakes in these sentences.
We have already washed all the dinner dishes so you mustn't clean them tonight.
Everyone will have got to go through metal detectors every time they enter the building.
I'll need get some aspirin because I've got a terrible headache and I have to keep working.
The part that broke is a crucial component and I must to find a replacement immediately.
Whenever service is included in a bill, customers needn't to leave a tip for the waiter.
Our train arrived rather late and so we had got to take a taxi to get to our meeting on time.
I don't want to be the one to must have to tell him that he failed the entrance exam again.
I'm sure you don't need be over twenty-one to go into a pub here, but we must ask someone.
When we stayed with my grandmother, we must go to church with her every Sunday.
We didn't know that our friends had already gone into the theatre so we needn't have to wait all that time for them outside in the cold.
Deduction: must, have to, have got to, can't and couldn't