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06.06.2023 07:52

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Заранее благодарю за . I. Choose the right answer.
1) Mike ……. wake up early in the morning. He hates it!
A has to B have to C must
2) Nancy ….. run very fast when she was a member of a college team.
A had to B might C could
3) My name is John, how …… I help you?
A should B can C will
4) If you want to visit Italy, you …… go there in spring.
A must B have to C should
5) You …… book the tickets. I’ll do it myself.
A mustn’t B don’t have to C can’t

II. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense.
1) If anything happens, they (to be) blamed.
2) He (to die), if the surgeon hadn’t operated on him.
3) What would you do if you (to win) a million pounds?
4) If I had known you were ill, I (to come) to visit you.
5) I wish I (to listen) to Brian then!

III. Change the sentences using the I wish pattern (present or past).
Example: It’s a pity you didn’t understand me. – I wish you had understood me.
1) It’s a pity I don’t know her phone number.
2) It’s a pity I didn’t come to the party.
3) It’s a pity she doesn’t call me.
4) It’s a pity I can’t speak Chinese.
5) It’s a pity I made such a bad mistake.

IV. Join the sentences using who, where, whom, whose, when.
1) Do you know the date ….. we have to finish the report?
2) I don’t know the name of the man to …… I spoke a minute ago.
3) The people …… were arrested have now been released.
4) This was the city in …… we first met.
5) I don’t know the name of the man ……car I borrowed.

V. Change the following sentences into Passive.
1) The hurricane destroyed the town last year.
2) They will translate this article tomorrow.
3) My parents have bought a new flat.
4) Everybody knows that George is an honest man.
5) Mary must finish the composition today.

VI. Put question tags to the following sentences.
1) London is the capital of England, ……?
2) My sister has got a very cute kitten, …..?
3) We need good boots to go hiking, …….?
4) I don’t like chocolate, …….?
5) He doesn’t live in the country, …….?

VII. Use the corresponding personal or reflexive pronoun.
1) When my friends came to us, they had their dog with ……
2) They had a great holiday last summer. They really enjoyed ……
3) Kate, help …… to coffee. It’s on the table.
4) Don’t worry about my brother and me. We’ll look after ……
5) The two sisters stood in front of the mirror looking at ……..