English-4U. De’s grammar book 2
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- Put the modal verbs into the tenses.
- Fill in can, cannot, must, may, might or need.
- Fill in can, could, must, may, might or should.
- Fill in can, cannot, need, must or should.
RELATIVE PRONOUNS 2Fill in who or which into the gaps.The newspaper I read yesterday was the Times. A butcher is a man sells meat. The man was arrested stole my bike. The book is lying on the table is very old. The snow fell last night caused a traffic jam. Can you help the boy has lost his glasses? The hat is made of straw belongs to my father. I don't like pudding is too sweet. The train to London arrives at 10.30 is late. This is the pen I was looking for. Where is the shop sells Chinese food? The old lady is crossing the street lives next to me. The house they had lived in was sold. People live in cities are sometimes lonely. Have you taken the tablets the doctor gave you? Did you like the meal you had in the restaurant? Is this the policeman helped you? I like people are nice and friendly. Can you see the rabbits are hopping in the grass? What's the name of the film star plays the main part in "The Green Card"? Have you seen the column is in the middle of the square? Is there someone can lend me a pen? The driver had caused a terrible accident was arrested. The woman we helped yesterday is Nancy's mother. The shirt you are wearing today is very trendy. MODAL VERBSModal verbs are types of auxiliary verbs which express necessity, ability, permission or possibility. We also use them to make requests and offers. The most common modal verbs are can, may and must. Modal verbs don't have a past form (except can) and a past participle (3rd form). You can only use them with the present tense. When you use other tenses you have to replace them. CAN - MAY - MUSTNo -s after he, she, it He can speak English. - She may go there. - It must sleep now. - My sister can juggle. No do, does in questions and negation Can you come? Sorry, I cannot. - May he come to your party? No, he must not. She cannot come at 10. REPLACEMENTSCAN – TO BE ABLE TO I can drive. = I am able to drive.
MUST – HAVE TO
MAY – BE ALLOWED TO I may go out. = I am allowed to go out.
MODAL VERBS 1Put the modal verbs into the tenses.Present simple: I can speak English. Past simple: Present perfect simple: Will-Future: Present simple: He must learn for the test. Past simple: Present perfect simple: Will-Future: Present simple: I may go to the party. Past simple: Present perfect simple: Will-Future: Present simple: We can help you in the garden. Past simple: Present perfect simple: Will-Future: Present simple: She may invite friends. Past simple: Present perfect simple: Will-Future: MODAL VERBS 2Fill in can, cannot, must, may, might or need.George has travelled a lot. He speak many languages. I’m not sure where I’ll go for my holidays, but I go to Italy. She not eat so much chocolate because it's bad for her figure. It's later than I thought. I go now. You a better trainer if you want to improve yourself. Talk to Ann about your problems. I'm sure she help you. You not vacuum the carpets because Carol has already done it. He come to my party because he is ill. It's not very important. You not do it now. You do it tomorrow. I don't know what I'm doing this weekend, but I go to London. Smoking is very unhealthy. You stop it. You have got plenty of time. You not hurry. You have a passport to visit most foreign countries. Many children in Britain wear school uniforms. I'm not sure but Jane come to visit me this afternoon. This test will be very difficult. So you learn a lot. I don't the car. You can take it. He does everything himself. He no help. It’s going to rain. You shut the window. You start a fire in the forest. MODAL VERBS 3Fill in can, could, must, may, might or should.Are they ready? I'm not sure. They need some more minutes. You be tired because you have worked very hard. I come in? Yes, please. You eat more vegetables because they are healthy. I can't find Grace. She have gone out. Bill isn't at work today. I suppose he be ill. Peter drive, but he hasn't got a car. we invite her to our party? Yes, I think we should. Frank hurt his leg, so he not walk very well. It's later than I thought. I go now. He play golf very well. They have been working all day. They be hungry. Where is Sandra? She be in her office. You drive on the right in Britain. I think we take a travel insurance. The weather forecast is not good. It rain today. He go to the dentist when he has toothache. you speak many languages? Where will you spent your next holidays? I go to France. I looked everywhere, but I not find it. MODAL VERBS 4Fill in can, cannot, need, must or should.Andrea demanded that I apologize to her. Susan has travelled a lot. She speak five languages. We have plenty of time. We not hurry. I understand him. He should speak louder. My doctor recommended that I see a specialist. You drive with an international licence for a year. It's top secret. You not tell anybody else. Rome is a wonderful city. You go there, too. I watered the plants yesterday. You not water them today. He go skating because he broke his leg. I offer you a seat? Yes, that's very kind of you. You have a passport to visit foreign countries. He is a good boxer. You be careful. When you come to Madrid again you come and see us. I'm not very busy today. I visit you. I can hear you quite well. You not shout. We don't have much time. We hurry. You need not go to the supermarket. You go tomorrow. The restaurant is usually frequented well. We reserve a table. He speaks a lot of languages, but he speak Chinese. Download 0.58 Mb. Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: 
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