6.7 Modal verbs

54. Choose the correct variant: You ... take any book you like.

A) Must;

B) Have to;

C) May;

D) Should;

E) Сan.

55. Choose the right variant:

You … help your mother about the house, it’s your duty.

A) Can

B) Might

C) Must

D) Would

E) May

56. Choose the correct variant:

You … thirsty after having carried those heavy boxes. Shall I make some tea?

A) must have had

B) must be

C) may be

D) could have done

E) can be

57. Choose the correct answer.

You … those vegetables. I already bought a lot. There is no place in the fridge to put them.

1. must not buy

2. must not have bought

3. shouldn't buy

4. need not to buy

5. shouldn't have bought

58. Find the right variant:

Please, remember, you … be in before 11 p.m.

1. may to

2. have

3. have had

4. must

5. must not to

59. Choose the right variant: Sam had to take his exam one more time, …?

1. hadn't them.

2. didn't he.

3. did he.

4. hadn't he.

5. had he.

60. Choose the correct variant:

You have to support your children, …?

1. isn’t you

2. haven’t you

3. don’t you

4. have you

5. did you

6.8 Prepositions

61. Choose the best alternative:

The driver was drunk, so everyone blamed him … the accident.

A) in

B) with

C) on

D) for

E) at

62. Choose the correct variant:

Take care … the child! Do not allow him to go the pond alone.

1. of

2. for

3. to

4. in

5. at

63. Choose the correct answer:

When flooding forced many people … our area to higher ground, my niece’s family stayed … us.

A) as / among

B) of / by

C) in / with

D) at / between

E) from / in

6.9 Adjectives. Adverbs

64. Fill in the suitable adverb in the sentence: I … sleep with my windows open.

A) many

B) a lot

C) more

D) much

E) always

65. Find the right variant:

2. We turned the house upside down but we couldn’t find your ring …

A) nowhere

B) anywhere

C) everywhere

D) somewhere

E) nothing

66. Choose the right variant:

Mike is a careless driver, he drives … than you:

A) worse

B) bad

C) best

D) better

E) good

67. Choose the right variant:

Your dog is ... than your cat.

A) Funnyer.

B) Funniest.

C) As fun as.

D) Funnier.

E) Funny

68. Which of the following words has the suffix –er in the comparative degree?

1. high

2. good

3. study

4. student

5. bad

6.10 Conditionals

69. Choose the correct answer.

If the chairman … ill, the meeting wouldn’t have been cancelled.

A) wouldn’t have been

B) wouldn’t be

C) wasn’t

D) won’t be

E) hadn’t been

70. Choose the correct variant: If you … carefully, you will never get into an accident.

A) would drive

B) drove. C) drive

D) would driven.

E) will drive

71. Find the right variant:

If he is not very busy, he (to agree) to go to the museum with us.

1. agreed

2. agree

3. agrees

4. do agree

5. will agree

6.11 The reported speech. Sequence of tenses

72. Change the following sentence from Direct into Indirect speech:

Tom says: "There are three rooms in our flat".

A) Tom says that there was three rooms in our flat.

B) Tom says that there will be three rooms in our flat.

C) Tom says that there shall be three rooms in our flat.

D) Tom says that there were three rooms in our flat.

E) Tom says that there are three rooms in our flat.

73. Find the right transformation of the sentence:

"Don't eat too much ice-cream", said Nick's mother to him:

A) Nick's mother told him do not eat too much ice-cream.

B) Nick's mother told him no eat too much ice-cream.

C) Nick's mother told him not eat too much ice-cream.

D) Nick's mother told him to eat too much ice-cream.

E) Nick's mother told him not to eat too much ice-cream.

74. Find the right variant:

I thought that she ... English well.

1. Know.

2. To know.

3. Knew.

4. Known.

E) Knows.