seperpro
14.10.2022 19:48

Modal verbs

test

1. it's because of tom that late. on an

earlier train,

a could have been, should agree b would be, can't agree c may be, ought to have agreed d must be, can't have agreed

2. granny us, that's why we knock

loudly before she opened the door.

a did not hear, had to

b must not have heard, must

c may not hear, were to

d might not have heard, should

3. i pity her because that she has acted wrong.

it to everybody.

a must feel, must not have said b may feel, ought not have said c can't have felt, needn't say d must be feeling, shouldn't have said

4. where is kate? . she has told me to come

at 5. — on the balcony, that's why she

your call.

a can't go away, may sunbathe, can't have heard b can't ha\e gone away, must be sunbathing, can't hear c must not go away, need to sunbathe, should not hear d should not go away, could have sunbathed, must not have heard

5. to the beach. the sea was rough and no one

.

a needn't have gone, to swim b needn't go, swimming c can't have gone, swim d couldn't go, to swim

6. meet jack tomorrow. — to him of

the matter long ego. why keep him in the dark?

a should, must have spoken b have to, may speak c are to, should have spoken d might, need to speak

7. golf well, but today it because he has

a backache.

a is not to play, can do

b can play, is unable to do

c ought not to play, should have done

d might have played, must not have done

8. at the wrong station, that's why it took you

so long to get here. you yesterday to explain

everything to you in more detail.

a may change, ought to phone b must have changed, may phone

c must have changed, may have phoned d may have changed, ought to have phoned

9 i the work so carelessly. i do it again? —

yes, by noon.

a can't do, will, must be doing

b can't have done, shall, must be done

c must not have done, may, may have done

d must not do, will, must have been done

10. at seven, but come here in time. i think

till i came.

a had to meet, couldn't have, may wait b were to meet, was not able, should have waited c were to have met, couldn't, might have waited d had to have met, might not have, should wait

11. why are you so upset? the dates. —

about our meeting. she fixed the day and time herself.

a could have mixed up, might not have forgotten

b may have mixed up, couldn't have forgotten

c is able to mix up, can't forget

d must mix up, was not able to forget

12. in their conversation. silent when

they were talking.

a don't need to interfere, should keep b can't have interfered, may keep c needn't have interfered, should have kept d don't have to interfere, could have kept

he have got into an accident? he is such a careful

driver. — but other drivers are not.

into his car.

a can, may have crashed b may, should have crashed

c must, must have crashed d should, might have crashed

14. when i came up to the post office, it was closed.

a bit earlier.

a can't have come c has to come

b must have come d ought to have come

15. your face seems familiar to me. somewhere.

a should have met c must meet

b must have met d should meet

16. washing dirty dishes and bathing in a stream, riv­
er, or jake pollute water systems be

avoided.

a can, should c must, must

b may, ought d should meet

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Эля6979
01.08.2022 11:31
Travel outside of trains, also referred to as transerfing (from the English. train — train surfing — surfing, "riding along the surface"), trainhopping, traynham (from the English. train hop — jumping onto the train) or shaping[p 1] — a mode of transportation, namely, transportation by trains and other rail vehicles with their outer side. Includes travel on the roofs, open transitional and brake pads, in the open bodies (in cars of open type)[n 2], either from the lateral or front sides of the cars or in undercar space on the elements of the outer armature of the rolling stock. People who practice this method of travel, referred to as the "transerfer", "trainhoppers" or "train surfers falling". Travel outside of freight trains is also referred to by the term prathap (eng. freight — freight), it should be noted that the notion of Trango often confused with it and is used only to denote the passage on freight trains, though in General it may be used to denote any outdoor train ride
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оксана731
26.10.2022 13:27
I like English very much, but I've got some problems with it.
First of all, it is about pronunciation. I need to work on it more.
The other problem is that I do not have anybody I could practice my English with.I also understand that my English is poor at the moment but I try to do my best to make it better, for instance, I read English books and watch English TV channels. But I try every day, i listen to english songs and BBC radio. the second one is learning the words, i should know more words for better speaking in English. that is why I read English book: different fairy-tales, poems, rymes.
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