Luyện tập: Chọn đáp án đúng
10/10/2024 2024-10-10 16:57Luyện tập: Chọn đáp án đúng
Choose the correct modals to complete the sentences.
- She left her phone at school. Or perhaps she left it on the bus.
- There’s no pizza left. They eaten it all.
- Juliet gone on holiday. She was at school yesterday!
- I didn’t get your email. Do you think you sent it to my old email address?
- Your smartwatch probably isn’t broken. It run out of charge.
- The school show is on YouTube. Our teacher uploaded it.
- You went 130 km in less than an hour? You driven very fast!
- Max isn’t replying to my texts. He his phone with him.
Choose the correct verb to complete the text.
Customs in different countries (1) vary widely and it’s sometimes difficult to know how to behave. If you’re visiting Turkey, for example, and you’re asked to dinner at someone’s house, you (2) take a gift. It (3) be anything expensive -flowers or pastries are a good idea. Try to eat everything on your plate or you (4) upset your host! Remember that you (5) point at people with your finger – it’s considered very rude. And you (6) show the bottoms of your feet for the same reason. Watch what other people do and follow their example and you (7) be fine!
Choose the correct words to complete the dialogue.
A: Spring at last! It (1) be your birthday soon.
B: It is – on 5 April. I’m having a barbecue that weekend.
A: You 2 be serious!
B: Why? What’s the problem?
A: It (3) rain!
B: Do you think so?
A: Yes. April (4) be very showery, you know.
B: Perhaps. It (5) be all right, though. It didn’t rain last year.
A: But you won’t (6) eat in the garden if the weather’s bad!
B: No problem. We’ll eat in the house instead!
Choose the correct options to complete the sentences.
- I can’t get this tablet to work; I read the instructions properly.
- I ordered the DVD a week ago so it arrived here by now.
- I can’t find my phone anywhere. I left in at school
- Julie’s not at home. She decided to go out after all.
- You promised to help Ed if you didn’t have time.
- You told me you’d eaten all the biscuits! I’d have got some more.
- She might have left her phone at school. Or perhaps she left it on the bus.
- There’s no pizza left. They must have eaten it all.
- Juliet can’t have gone on holiday. She was at school yesterday!
- I didn’t get your email. Do you think you could have sent it to my old email address?
- Your smartwatch probably isn’t broken. It could have run out of charge.
- The school show is on YouTube. Our teacher must have uploaded it.
- You went 130 km in less than an hour? You must have driven very fast!
- Max isn’t replying to my texts. He can’t have his phone with him.
Choose the correct verb to complete the text.
Customs in different countries (1) can vary widely and it’s sometimes difficult to know how to behave. If you’re visiting Turkey, for example, and you’re asked to dinner at someone’s house, you (2) ought to take a gift. It (3) needn’t be anything expensive -flowers or pastries are a good idea. Try to eat everything on your plate or you (4) could upset your host! Remember that you (5) mustn’t point at people with your finger – it’s considered very rude. And you (6) shouldn’t show the bottoms of your feet for the same reason. Watch what other people do and follow their example and you (7) should be fine!
Choose the correct words to complete the dialogue.
A: Spring at last! It (1) must be your birthday soon.
B: It is – on 5 April. I’m having a barbecue that weekend.
A: You 2 can’t be serious!
B: Why? What’s the problem?
A: It (3) might rain!
B: Do you think so?
A: Yes. April (4) can be very showery, you know.
B: Perhaps. It (5) should be all right, though. It didn’t rain last year.
A: But you won’t (6) be able to eat in the garden if the weather’s bad!
B: No problem. We’ll eat in the house instead!
Choose the correct options to complete the sentences.
- I can’t get this tablet to work; I can’t have read the instructions properly.
- I ordered the DVD a week ago so it should have arrived here by now.
- I can’t find my phone anywhere. I may have left in at school
- Julie’s not at home. She must have decided to go out after all.
- You shouldn’t have promised to help Ed if you didn’t have time.
- You might have told me you’d eaten all the biscuits! I’d have got some more.
