Review: Modals

Question 1 of 24 · from lesson 32: must mustn't needn't

Which is correct? Choose the right word from the brackets for each blank.

You wait for me. Start eating and I'll catch you up. (mustn't / needn't)

Question 2 of 24 · from lesson 26: can, could and (be) able to

Complete the sentences using can or (be) able to. Where can is not possible, use (be) able to.

I can't make it on Tuesday, but I come on Wednesday.

Question 3 of 24 · from lesson 33: should 1

For each situation, write a sentence with should or shouldn't and one of these phrases.

Use these

take a few days offdrink so much coffeeask for a pay risewrite it downbe so hard on herselfget some brighter curtains

What a brilliant idea for a song! (You ...)

Question 4 of 24 · from lesson 26: can, could and (be) able to

Complete the sentences with can, can't, could or couldn't and one of these verbs.

Use these

believecomehearrunsleepwait

I'm shattered this morning. The neighbours' dog barked all night and I .

Question 5 of 24 · from lesson 33: should 1

Complete the sentences. Choose from the box.

Use these

should get the jobshould be here soonshould be working properlyshould receiveshouldn't take longshould be much mildershouldn't cost moreshould fix

You can walk to the station from here. It . About ten minutes.

Question 6 of 24 · from lesson 27: could (do) and could have (done)

Which suggestion goes with which question or statement? Match them.

Use these

We could go camping in the Lakes.
You could get him a gardening book.
We could have curry.
You could wear your navy dress.
You could do it now, while you remember.
We could put it over the fireplace.

Where shall we hang this mirror?
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Question 7 of 24 · from lesson 34: should 2

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.

"The rent must be paid by the first of the month," the agent told us. The agent demanded that .

Question 8 of 24 · from lesson 27: could (do) and could have (done)

Put in can or could.

Rhiannon is very sporty. She plays netball, and she also ride a horse. (can / could)

Question 9 of 24 · from lesson 34: should 2

Two of these sentences are wrong. Write OK for the correct ones and correct the two that are wrong.

What sort of laptop do you suggest I should buy?

Question 10 of 24 · from lesson 28: must and can't

Put in must or can't.

Congratulations on the new job. You be delighted. (must / can't)

Question 11 of 24 · from lesson 35: I'd better ... it's time ...

Complete each sentence with one or two words.

Use these

betterdodidhadhadn'tI'dnottakeshouldwaswere

It's time they here. They swore they wouldn't be late.

Question 12 of 24 · from lesson 28: must and can't

Complete each sentence with a verb (one or two words).

"We're off to Crete next week." "Lovely. You must forward to it." "I am."

Question 13 of 24 · from lesson 35: I'd better ... it's time ...

Read each situation and write a sentence with 'd better or 'd better not, using one of these verbs: check, disturb, go, put, book, take.

Rebecca looks dreadful this morning, nowhere near well enough for work.
(go / to work today)

Question 14 of 24 · from lesson 29: may and might 1

Complete the conversations. Choose from the box.

Use these

may be Leanne'smay not be feeling wellmay not be possiblemight be in the shedmight be Polishmight be drivingmight have onemight know

A: Whose umbrella is this? B: It isn't mine. It .

Question 15 of 24 · from lesson 36: would

Complete the sentences with would and one of these verbs, in the right form: be, be, do, do, enjoy, enjoy, have, stop.

Use these

bebedodoenjoyenjoyhavestop

I was in a rush when I saw you. Otherwise I to chat.

Question 16 of 24 · from lesson 29: may and might 1

Complete each answer using the verb in brackets.

A: What's Kyle doing up in his room? B: I'm not sure. He might for his exams. (revise)

Question 17 of 24 · from lesson 36: would

Match each sentence on the left with the sentence that follows it.

Use these

It wouldn't have been much fun.
It would have been brilliant.
It would be amazing.
It won't be much fun.
It wouldn't be very pleasant.
It'll be a laugh.

I'm looking forward to the works do on Friday.
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Question 18 of 24 · from lesson 30: may and might 2

Which alternative makes sense?

A: What are you doing with that old sofa? B: I'm not sure yet. it to the charity shop. (I might give / I'm going to give)

Question 19 of 24 · from lesson 37: can/could/would you ... ? etc. (Requests, offers, permission and invitations)

Match each question with its answer.

Use these

Depends what it is.
No, that's fine.
Me too. Let's go for a walk.
Course. It's the door at the end.
Yes, here you go.
Thanks, but it isn't heavy.
Maybe. Who's playing?
No, thanks. I've just eaten.

Can you do me a favour?
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Question 20 of 24 · from lesson 30: may and might 2

Complete the sentences using might + a verb from the box.

Use these

hearneedrainslipspillwake

Take some cash with you as well as your card. You it.

Question 21 of 24 · from lesson 37: can/could/would you ... ? etc. (Requests, offers, permission and invitations)

Complete the sentences with one of the phrases in the box.

Use these

I'd likeWould you like to tryDo you mindCan I takeCan I giveWould you like to comeWould you likeI'd like to

You answer the phone. The caller wants Jade, who is out.
Jade's not in at the moment. a message?

Question 22 of 24 · from lesson 31: have to and must

Complete the sentences using have/has/had to. Use the words in brackets.

Is Gemma usually off on Sundays, or ? (she / work)

Question 23 of 24 · from lesson 31: have to and must

Complete the sentences using have/has/had to and one of the verbs in the box. Some sentences are negative (I don't have to ... etc.).

Use these

askdecidedriveget upgomakemakepayshowstand

The cyclist was shaken after the fall, but he to hospital.

Question 24 of 24 · from lesson 32: must mustn't needn't

Which goes with which? Find the sentences with a similar meaning.

Use these

You mustn't get out.
You mustn't panic.
You mustn't tell anybody.
You mustn't throw it away.
You mustn't be late back.
You mustn't shout.
You mustn't move anything.

You must leave the room exactly as it is.
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Part review · Result

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Modals

Which is correct? Choose the right word from the brackets for each blank.

Complete the sentences using can or (be) able to. Where can is not possible, use (be) able to.

For each situation, write a sentence with should or shouldn't and one of these phrases.

Complete the sentences with can, can't, could or couldn't and one of these verbs.

Complete the sentences. Choose from the box.

Which suggestion goes with which question or statement? Match them.

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.

Put in can or could.

Two of these sentences are wrong. Write OK for the correct ones and correct the two that are wrong.

Put in must or can't.

Complete each sentence with one or two words.

Complete each sentence with a verb (one or two words).

Read each situation and write a sentence with 'd better or 'd better not, using one of these verbs: check, disturb, go, put, book, take.

Complete the conversations. Choose from the box.

Complete the sentences with would and one of these verbs, in the right form: be, be, do, do, enjoy, enjoy, have, stop.

Complete each answer using the verb in brackets.

Match each sentence on the left with the sentence that follows it.

Which alternative makes sense?

Match each question with its answer.

Complete the sentences using might + a verb from the box.

Complete the sentences with one of the phrases in the box.

Complete the sentences using have/has/had to. Use the words in brackets.

Complete the sentences using have/has/had to and one of the verbs in the box. Some sentences are negative (I don't have to ... etc.).

Which goes with which? Find the sentences with a similar meaning.

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