3. Fill in the blanks with must or have to.

1. You______ read this book, it's great.

2. She felt unwell and_______ leave early.

3. I hadn't enough cash and I______ pay by cheque.

4. You_______ do what mother says.

5. British pupils______ stay at school till the age of 16.

6. I was lost and_____ ask the policeman the way.

7. The buses were all full; I______ get a taxi:

8. The chambermaids usually______ do a lot of work.

9. It is very slippery outside; it______ have snowed in the night.

10. I _______leave home at 7 a.m. not to be late for my job.

4. Choose the correct answer according to tense and meaning.

1. If I had a car I (would drive/will drive) to my office every day.

2. Gregory (would have gone/would go) on a boating trip to Lake Michigan if he had been free.

3. Lora was not in school yesterday. She (will have/may have had) an accident.

4. He said he could manage for the time being but he (needed/would need) some help later.

5. Bet was supposed to be home at 7 o'clock. She (must forget/must have

forgotten) about Sharon's visit.

6. Where do you think he is today? He (should have slept/may have slept) late.

7. Lora missed her classes today. She (might have fallen/might had fallen) ill.

8. Robert arrived without his book. He (could have lost/would have lost) it.

9. Mary received a warning for speeding. She (should have driven/shouldn't have driven) so fast.

10. His car stopped on the way to the bank. It (may run/may have run) out of petrol.

5. Match the two parts of the sentences.

1. Don't worry; …

2. What is done …

3. How dare you …

4. The book must be ...

5. You might have offered your help ...

6. I can play tennis well ...

7. I must have seen you somewhere; ...

8. You needn't hurry; ...

9. I can hardly go away ...

10. Bill was to have started work last week, ...

a … a great success with the readers.

b … and leave you alone.

c … they might be going here and will be here in a moment.

d … the train is leaving at 11:00.

e … cannot be undone.

f … but he changes his mind.

g … when he got into trouble.

h … your face is familiar to me.

i … say such things.

j …but I'm unable to play now, I'm not well.

Test № 5 Nouns, Adjectives, adverbs

1. Rewrite the sentences using one of the words in brackets.

1. Do you want to go there? (real/really)

2. I can rewrite this article. (easy/easily)

3. Alice danced too. (pretty/prettily)

4. That was an answer. (angry/angrily)

5. We have heard very little of him. (late/lately)

6. They sell these books. (dear/dearly)

7. They had a talk yesterday. (pleasant/pleasantly)

8. Alec drives the car. (careful/carefully)

9. His English is. (fluent/fluently)

10. I am satisfied. (complete/completely)

2. Write the plurals of the words in brackets to fill in the blanks.

1. They caught a lot of______ (fish) yesterday.

2. Would you pass me the ____and_____ (fork, knife).

3. Split this apple in____ (half).

4. She is fond of collecting_____ (cactus).

5. I'm fond of visiting ______(disco).

6. Did you sew these_______ (handkerchief).

7. I never eat ______________(tomato).

8. They have two ___________(piano) in this cottage.

9. Kate is afraid of__________ (mouse).

10. They came from different ___________(country).