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2.2.6. Revision

Ex. 1. Underline the correct word(s) in bold:

  1. A: I found a briefcase on the train.

B: You ought to/can take it to the police station as soon as possible.

  1. A: Did you get some money from the bank?

B: No, I didn't need to/needn't. I had enough in my wallet.

  1. A: Sorry I'm late again.

B: You should/might wear a watch.

  1. A: Couldn't/May I speak to Claire, please?

B: Just a moment, please. I'll call her.

  1. A: We could/must go out for a meal this evening, if you like.

B: Oh, yes. That would be nice.

  1. A: I wonder if Paul and Jim have got lost.

B: They can't/mustn't have got lost because I gave them a map.

  1. A: Could/Would I use your telephone, please?

B: Yes, of course.

  1. A: Was the exam very difficult?

B: Yes, but I can/was able to answer all the questions.

  1. A: We mustn't/needn't go shopping this week. We've got plenty of food.

B: All right. We'll go next week instead.

  1. A: Should/May I sit down, please?

B: Yes, of course. Make yourself at home.

  1. A: When will/shall I visit you next?

B: You can/must call in tomorrow, if you like.

  1. A: Helen should be here by now.

B: She ought to/could have missed the train.

Ex. 2. Fill in the gaps with needn't have or didn't need to and the correct form of the verb in brackets:

  1. I ran all the way to work, but I … needn't have hurried … (hurry) because I was the first person to arrive.

  2. We … (hurry), so we stopped to have lunch on the way.

  3. I went to college today, but I … (go) as all the lectures were cancelled.

  4. I … (ask) the way to Leweas, since I'd been there before.

  5. I … (buy) and food, so I didn't go to the supermarket.

  6. I … (buy) any food after all, because we had plenty at home.

  7. I … (pack) my shorts, as it rained all week.

  8. We ... (pack) many things, as we would only be away for one night.

Ex. 3. Fill in shall or will:

  1. A: …I help you with the washing-up?

B: No, I can manage by myself.

  1. A: … we have pizza for dinner tonight?

B: I'd rather have steak.

  1. A: … you carry this for me, please?

B: Certainly, it looks heavy.

  1. A: What … we buy for Bob's birthday?

B: I think he'd like a book.

  1. A: … you answer the phone, please?

B: Of course.

  1. A: Where … we sit in the classroom?

B: Next to the window.

  1. A: … you take the rubbish outside for me, please?

B: Yes in a minute.

  1. A: … we have a barbecue next weekend?

B: Yes, if the weather's fine.

  1. A: … you baby sit for me tonight?

B: I'm sorry, but I can't.

  1. A: … we try this new recipe tonight?

B: Yes. We've got all the ingredients.

Ex. 4. Complete each sentence with two or five words, including the word in bold:

  1. I'm sure the books are in the cupboard.

The books must be in this cupboard (must).

  1. Let's have lunch in half an hour.

We … In half an hour (can).

  1. It's necessary for you to work on Saturday.

You … on Saturday (have).

  1. I advise you to open a bank account.

You … A bank account (should).

  1. It is possible that she has forgotten to call.

She … to call (may).

  1. It wasn't necessary for him to buy a gift, but he did.

He … a gift (have).

  1. Perhaps Alice is at the hairdresser's.

Alice … the hairdresser's (could).

  1. I advise you to have your car serviced.

You … car serviced (should).

  1. I'm sure Sylvia didn't mean what she said.

Sylvia … what she said (can't).

  1. It wasn't necessary for him to help me, but he did.

He … me (have).

  1. It's forbidden to take your bag into the building.

You … into the building (mustn't).

  1. I'm sure she understood what I was saying.

She … what I was saying (have).

  1. Perhaps he took the train to work this morning.

He … The train to work this morning (may).

  1. Running in the corridors is forbidden.

You … in the corridors (allowed).

  1. Is it possible that Jane is leaving school at the end of the week?

Could … at the end of this week (be)?

  1. We'll probably have a party for Simon's birthday.

It's … A party for Simon's birthday (likely).

  1. I'd better start studying for my exams soon.

I … for my exams soon (ought).

Ex. 5. Underline the correct word(s):

  1. A: Shall/Would/Could I speak to the manager, please?

B: I'm afraid he's busy at the moment.

  1. A: The Taylors brought us a bottle of wine for our anniversary.

B: They needn't/couldn't/mightn't have done that, but it was very kind.

  1. A: Could/May/Shall you tell me where the bank is, please?

B: Certainly. It's on the corner.

  1. A: You mustn't/needn't/couldn't clean the floor.

B: Oh, have you done it already?

  1. A: Would/Shall/Will we go for a walk this afternoon?

B: Why not? It's a lovely day.

  1. A: Can/Shall/Would I have a milkshake, please?

B: Yes, of course. What flavour would you like?

  1. A: May/Should/Would I borrow your pen, please?

B: Yes, of course. Be my guest.

  1. A: Shall/Will/Would I borrow your pen, please?

B: Yes, please. Could/May/Shall you put some ice in it, too?