The document discusses the use of modal verbs in English through examples. It provides sample conversations and sentences using modal verbs like "should", "must", "need", "have to", and "ought to". The examples cover situations where modal verbs are used to give advice, express obligations or permissions, and discuss past actions that should or shouldn't have happened.
3-Day Level 6 Final Exam Q2 2020 April 1, 2020 Total: - /80 I. Vocabulary Choose The Correct Vocabulary Word From The List. Don't Change The Format of The Word
The document discusses the use of modal verbs in English through examples. It provides sample conversations and sentences using modal verbs like "should", "must", "need", "have to", and "ought to". The examples cover situations where modal verbs are used to give advice, express obligations or permissions, and discuss past actions that should or shouldn't have happened.
The document discusses the use of modal verbs in English through examples. It provides sample conversations and sentences using modal verbs like "should", "must", "need", "have to", and "ought to". The examples cover situations where modal verbs are used to give advice, express obligations or permissions, and discuss past actions that should or shouldn't have happened.
The document discusses the use of modal verbs in English through examples. It provides sample conversations and sentences using modal verbs like "should", "must", "need", "have to", and "ought to". The examples cover situations where modal verbs are used to give advice, express obligations or permissions, and discuss past actions that should or shouldn't have happened.
1. A: When I’m home alone, I leave all the lights on.
B: Oh, no! You shouldn’t / needn’t waste so much energy!
2 A: Is it OK if I leave my car outside the library?
B: No, you mustn’t / needn’t park there.
3 A: We’re starting a recycling scheme in my neighbourhood.
B: Good idea. Everyone had to / ought to do something good for our planet.
4. A: I’m not sure I can afford the ticket to the concert.
B: You don’t have / needn’t worry; I’ll pay for it.
5. A: Why didn’t Patrick come to school yesterday?
B: He must / had to go to the doctor’s.
6. A: Did you get a taxi from the airport?
B: We didn’t need to / mustn’t. Paul picked us up.
B-) Fill in: mustn't, should, needn't, have to, didn’t need to:
1. Our teacher says we ________________submit our reports on endangered animals
by Friday. 2. Ian _______________ take the bottles to the recycling centre yesterday; a council lorry came and collected all recyclables. 3. According to local laws, we ________________light a campfire within the Restricted Fire Zone. 4. The Potters _______________ spend much on electricity because they power their house with solar energy. 5. We _____________ all try to rely less on our cars and more on public transport if we want a cleaner environment.
C-) Rewrite the sentences using appropriate modal verbs:
1. It’s against the law to import endangered species.
We _____________________________________________________________ 2. It’s not necessary for you to come to work tomorrow. You ____________________________________________________________ 3. It’s not a good idea to throw away recyclable items. We _____________________________________________________________
4. It wasn’t necessary for the authorities to evacuate the village.
The authorities ____________________________________________________ 5. He was obliged to pay a fine for littering. He ______________________________________________________________ 6. It’s necessary to pay to enter the wildlife park. We _____________________________________________________________ 7. We are advised to turn the tap off when brushing our teeth. We ______________________________________________________________ 8. You have a strong obligation to report animal abuse. You ____________________________________________________________________
D-) Fill in the gaps with should have V3 / shouldn’t have V3
1. A: The jacket I bought yesterday doesn’t fit me very well.
B: You (try) _____________________________ it on before you bought it. 2. I scolded her in the presence of others, and she was deeply hurt. I (scold) ___________________________ her in public. 3. Gary (buy) ___________________________a computer without first consulting an expert because the model he bought is virtually obsolete. 4. Why are you still in the office? You (leave) ___________________________for the meeting in Manchester by now. 5. The authorities didn’t take the necessary measures, so inflation went up. They (take) ______________________________ the necessary measures to bring it down. 6. Although I was ill, I went to work and my cold got worse. I (go) _____________________ to work. 7. I talked to him very unkindly, so I hurt him. I (talk) ________________________to him so unkindly. 8. He ignored my warnings and drove the car too fast. As a result, he had an accident. He (drive) ___________________________________the car so fast.
3-Day Level 6 Final Exam Q2 2020 April 1, 2020 Total: - /80 I. Vocabulary Choose The Correct Vocabulary Word From The List. Don't Change The Format of The Word