Question 1 of 16 · from lesson 35: Do this! Don't do that! Let's do this!
Complete the sentences with don't + one of these verbs: be, forget, lose, shout, touch, worry.
Use these
beforgetloseshouttouchworry
late. The film starts at seven.
AnswerDon't be late. The film starts at seven.
Question 2 of 16 · from lesson 29: might
Write sentences with might (items 1 to 5) and might not (items 6 and 7).
(it's possible that I'll be home early today)
AnswerI might be home early today.
Question 3 of 16 · from lesson 36: I used to ...
Read the scenes and complete the sentences with used to.
An old photo of a woman beside a taxi. Today she works in an office.
She a taxi driver.
AnswerShe used to be a taxi driver.
Question 4 of 16 · from lesson 29: might
Somebody is asking about your plans. You have some ideas, but you are not sure. Choose from the list and write sentences with I might.
Use these
Cornwallcurrygo outnew phoneon Fridaytrain
What are you cooking tonight? I'm not sure. (curry)
AnswerWhat are you cooking tonight? I'm not sure. I might have a curry.
Question 5 of 16 · from lesson 36: I used to ...
Dan is a busy dad now and has no spare time. Before his children were born, life was different: he went climbing every weekend, played in a band, went to the pub most Fridays, painted, did a lot of baking and went abroad several times a year. Write sentences about Dan with used to.
(painting)
AnswerHe used to paint.
Question 6 of 16 · from lesson 30: can and could
Items 1 to 6: ask Gethin if he can do these things. Items 7 to 12: can you do these things? Write sentences about yourself with I can or I can't.
(ride a bike)
AnswerI can ride a bike.
Question 7 of 16 · from lesson 30: can and could
Complete the sentences. Use can or can't + one of these verbs.
Use these
fixhearreachreadsee
Could you get that box down for me? I it.
AnswerCould you get that box down for me? I can't reach it.
Question 8 of 16 · from lesson 31: must, mustn't, don't need to
Find the sentences with the same meaning.
Use these
We don't need to take the dog with us.
AnswerWe don't need to take the dog with us. We can leave the dog at home.
Question 9 of 16 · from lesson 31: must, mustn't, don't need to
Put in must, had to, mustn't or don't need to.
You tell Gran about the broken window. I don't want her to know.
AnswerYou mustn't tell Gran about the broken window. I don't want her to know.
Question 10 of 16 · from lesson 32: should
Complete the sentences with you should + one of these verbs: clean, go, take, visit, watch, wear.
Use these
cleangotakevisitwatchwear
If you've got time, the castle. It's fascinating.
AnswerIf you've got time, you should visit the castle. It's fascinating.
Question 11 of 16 · from lesson 32: should
Write about the people in the scenes. Use He/She shouldn't ... so ... .
A friend tells a woman: "You work too hard."
She ...
AnswerShe shouldn't work so hard.
Question 12 of 16 · from lesson 33: I have to ...
Complete the sentences with have to or has to + one of these verbs: do, read, speak, travel, wear.
Use these
doreadspeaktravelwear
My grandad is a bit deaf. You quite loudly to him.
AnswerMy grandad is a bit deaf. You have to speak quite loudly to him.
Question 13 of 16 · from lesson 33: I have to ...
Complete the sentences with have to or had to + one of these verbs: answer, buy, change, go, walk.
Use these
answerbuychangegowalk
There's no direct flight to Perth. You in Dubai.
AnswerThere's no direct flight to Perth. You have to change in Dubai.
Question 14 of 16 · from lesson 34: Would you like ... ? I'd like ...
What are the people in the scenes saying? Use Would you like ... ?
A boy holds out a bag of crisps to his friend.
He says:
AnswerWould you like some crisps?
Question 15 of 16 · from lesson 34: Would you like ... ? I'd like ...
What do you say to Sue? Use Would you like to ... ?
You have a spare ticket for a gig next week. Perhaps Sue will come.
(go)
AnswerWould you like to come to the gig next week?
Question 16 of 16 · from lesson 35: Do this! Don't do that! Let's do this!
Read the situation and complete the sentence with one of these verbs: be, close, have, look, sit, turn.
Use these
beclosehavelooksitturn
You are offering a guest a plate of cake.
a piece of cake.
AnswerHave a piece of cake.
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