Insert much, many, little or few.

1. There are… cookies in the box. I should have bought them last Monday.

2. Does your sisters read…?- Yes, she does. And your brother? – Oh, he doesn’t. He has so … books, but he reads very … .

3. Have you … work to do today? – No, not very… .

Fill in the gaps with must, may or can.

1. She … still live in Paris.

2. He is busy. He … be writing a book about his travels.

3. But he is happy. He … enjoy life.

4. My friend Danielle isn't a famous artist. But she … even paint Russian icons. I … only admire her beautiful pictures. She … be a woman of great talents. She … speak German, French and English. She … translate a lot of articles for the Museum of her native town in Switzerland. She .. also teach these languages at school. She is fantastic. I am fascinated by everything that she does.

Use the verbs in brackets either in the Future Present or in the Present Continuous to express future actions:

1. You (to help) me or not?

2. How long you (to be away)? I (to miss) you.

3. I don't think he (to make) a really good travel agent.

5. I (to see) the manager today/

6. My friends (to leave) tomorrow.

Open the brackets paying attention to the rules of the Sequence of Tenses:

1. I asked my sister to tell me what she (to see) at the museum.

2. He says he (to stay) at the Ritz Hotel.

3. They realized that they (to lose) their way in the dark.

4. I want to know what he (to buy) for her birthday.

5. I thought that I (to finish) my work at that time.

6. He says he (to work) at school two years ago.

7. I asked my friend if he ever (to travel) by air before.