Богословская GRAMMАR
Богословская GRAMMАR
Богословская GRAMMАR
1. How long have you been in officer, Ettore? 2. He’s poisoned your
mind against me ever since you were old enough to listen. 3. I shall
never love anyone as I have loved you. 4. You’ve never had a chance
to meet decent people here. 5. You’ve done more than stay young:
you’ve stayed a child. 6. I have been uneasy all the afternoon about
what they must think of us. 7. And since you’ve been here, everything
has certainly been worse than it’s ever been. 8. How many times in
these past few months I’ve thought of the evenings we used to spend
here in this room. 9. I’ve been with Mr Gallagher for four years now
and a better gentleman you wouldn’t find. 10. I’ve put a camp-bed in
your room. Or you could have the other room, only it’s rather cold.
11. I haven’t closed my eyes for forty-eight hours. 12. I’ve always
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hated this town and everyone in it. 13. I’ve watched her doing it day
after day. 14. You have never been absent from my thoughts for a
moment.
1. What do you think he’s been doing? 2. I have been wishing to speak
to you ever since you returned. 3. Sophie’s been cleaning all day, and
I’ve been cooking! 4. You have been calling out in your sleep. 5. Who
has been bearing false tales to him? 6. “I’ve been wanting to see you,
Collin,” she said. 7. How long has she been going on like this? 8.
That’s what I’ve been trying to do for you. I’ve been working on the
problem. 9. I want you to understand that everything he has just been
saying to you is pure imagination. 10. Oh, Michael, we’ve been
seeking for you for hours. 11. “How are you, Mr Bosinney?” he said
holding out his hand. “You’ve been spending money pretty freely here
I should say.” 12. You’ve been working too hard. You are off your
balance. 13. And here’s the water you’ve been drinking. 14. I have
been thinking of your decision since we parted. 15. I sometimes think
that Eric’s got consumption. He’s been complaining of pains in his
chest and head.
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скажи ей что-нибудь. 11. Я давно собиралась зайти к вам, да все
как-то не было времени. 12. Что вы здесь делаете? Разве вы не
знаете, что здесь опасно оставаться во время работы реактора?
13. Вы даете мне понять, что все эти долгие месяцы я напрасно
тратил время? 14. Ты не слушаешь, что я говорю. Что с тобой
случилось, 15. Хозяин гостиницы предупредил меня, что, если
моей жене не станет лучше, нам придется съехать. 16. «Я не могу
выставить эту картину, - сказал художник. – Я вложил в нее
слишком много своей души.
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но нельзя было разобрать, о чем они говорят. 8. В половине
седьмого аэропорт все еще был открыт, но все его службы
работали с огромным напряжением. 9. Я прожил в Палермо всего
два месяца, а потом переехал сюда. 10. У нее было такое
ощущение, что надвигается какая-то беда. 11. Она что-то
прилежно писала и даже не подняла головы, когда я вошел. 12.
Старушка постоянно говорила о своих болезнях, и пассажиры
старались не вступать с ней в разговор. 13. Он работал с утра до
ночи, так ему хотелось поскорее накопить нужную сумму и
уехать отсюда навсегда. 14. Все время, пока Джон рассказывал
свою историю, она пристально смотрела на него. Она пыталась
понять, что он за человек.
1. После того как доктор ушел, она еще долго сидела около
кроватки, прислушиваясь к хриплому дыханию девочки. 2. За
стеной кто-то смеялся. Смех был такой веселый и заразительный,
какого на давно не слышала. 3. Денни работал у себя в кабинете
до восьми часов. Потом они вдвоем поужинали и почти до
полуночи говорили о своих планах на будущее. Спать легли
очень поздно. 4. Джейн несколько секунд внимательно его
разглядывала, когда он вдруг поднял глаза и встретился с ней
взглядом. 5. К счастью, он не заметил ее красных глаз и не
догадался, что она плакала. 6. Он позвонил четверть часа тому
назад и сказал, что выезжает. 7. Не успела она добежать до
станции метро, как хлынул дождь. 8. Сомс пересек лужайку,
постоял на тропинке, ведущей к реке, повернул обратно, не
сознавая, куда он идет. 9. Люси, которая жила в соседнем доме и
которая осталась с детьми, когда Бетси уехала, сидела в гостиной
и что-то шила. 10. К пяти часам он нанес все необходимые
визиты и мог, наконец, вздохнуть спокойно. 11. Пока они с
Фредди обсуждали, как обставить квартиру, вошла миссис
Лоуренс. Она тоже хотела принять участие в обсуждении.
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Exercise 8. Use the required past tense instead of the infinitives in
brackets.
1. He (to look up) from the card he (to study). 2. It (not to be)
until Doreen actually (to leave) that Jan (to realize) just how much she
(to depend) on her. 3. Bart (to sleep) heavily, but Jan (to lie) sleepless
in spite of the sedative he(to give) her. 4. All her anger (to go), the last
traces of hysteria (to disappear). Her mind (to be) clear as it (not to be)
clear in many weeks. 5. The New Year (to bring) them luck? She (to
think). 6. He (to feel) like a man who (to come) out of a fog-filled
tunnel where he (to grope) blindly for months. 7. He (to realize) that
he (not to hear) her laugh like that since before her illness. 8. Mrs
Carlton (to switch on) the light above her bed and now (to lie) back
against her pillow with a thermometer between her lips. 9. “I must be
going.” He (to lie), and she (to know0 he (to lie). 10. They (to walk)
slowly to the seat on which she and Bart (to sit) on the first day she (to
come) to Pine Ridge and (to sit) there in silence. 11. They (to sit) for a
long time over their coffee and the cat (to stretch) himself on Bart’s
knee and (to purr). 12. When he (to enter) the room and (to see) Jan
leaning forward to welcome him he (to feel he never (to be away)
from her. 13. Bart (to open) his mouth to protest that he (to hear) it (to
take) months to get into a public sanatorium but Dr Laide (to go on)
quickly before he (can) speak. 14. The air of the flat (to be) heavy and
stale as it always (to be), but she (to breathe) it with satisfaction. 15.
She (to be) home and free, and today the hyacinth Bart (to bring) to
her (to break) the first bud.
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начинается в 7.30. 12. Завтра Джон встречается со своим другом.
13. Я не люблю таких людей, как он. Он вечно мечтает, но ничего
не делает. 14. Позвони на вокзал и узнай, когда приходит поезд
из Москвы. 15. Она всегда жалуется на своего сына, когда бы я ее
ни встретил.
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Exercise 11. Translate the sentences into English.
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Tenses
Passive Voice
Exercise 1. Translate the sentences into Russian
1. The flowers have been kept without water for a week. 2. The
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walls are being covered with green paint. 3. Their children are not
taken good care of at home. 4. This proposal will be thought over next
week. 5. She has been told everything about this matter. 6. We were
told the train would come nearly at two. 7. He was sent for very late.
8. This room has been done up for our return. 9. A new danger was
being carried towards them by the river. 10. He will never be allowed
into their house again. 11. June was greatly encouraged by his interest.
12. The autumn leaves were being whirled towards the sky. 13. The
business has been taken over by a new company. 14. Two days later
the operation was performed.
1. He (not to waste) time with foolish questions like why, when and
where. He (to do0 as he (to tell). 2. Always a punctual woman, she (to
come) downstairs as the front door (to open) for Charles. 3. Some kind
of public demonstration (to plan) to take place at the airport tonight. 4.
The flight (not to announce) yet. It (not to announce) for another half-
hour, at least. 5. The message, as Tanya (to dictate) it, (to type) by a
girl clerk in New York. 6. She could tell by the inclination of his head
that he (to listen) intently to everything that (to say). 7. It (to be) an
old house that (to divide) into flats. 8. Julia can’t know what (to say)
about her, and someone must tell her. 9. Each apartment usually (to
share) by two or three girls. They (to know) as stewardess’ nests. 10.
Inez (to occupy) a chair in the room’s centre to which she (to guide)
on arrival. 11. He (to see) that the doors of Trans America Flight Two
(not to close) yet, and a few remaining passengers still (to check) in.
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прийти. 9. Почему на эту статью никогда не ссылаются? 10. Как
только вещи были уложены, послали за машиной. 11. Я много о
ней слышала. О ней хорошо отзываются. 12. Этого лектора всегда
слушают с интересом. 13. Ему еще ничего об этом не говорили.
14. Книги этого автора часто спрашивают. 15. Было рассмотрено
много способов, а об этом даже не подумали. 16. Больного не
будут оперировать без его согласия. 17. Вам задавали
дополнительные вопросы на экзамене? 18. В магазине ему
предложили много книг на интересующую его тему. 19. Девочку
бранят, вот почему она плачет. 20. Их приветствовали все, кто
находился в зале. 21. Я почувствовала, что на меня смотрят. 22.
За книгу уже уплачено. Можете взять ее. 23. Почему здесь так
холодно? – Зал только что проветривали. 24. Новая библиотека
была построена до того, как вы поступили в университет? 25.
Пока варили ужин, мальчики сидели вокруг костра и
разговаривали. 26. Когда включили радио, концерт шел уже
примерно с полчаса. 27. Когда лодка пропала из виду, мы начали
беспокоиться. 28. В этом доме не живут. Его скоро снесут. 29.
Мне сказали, что уже ничего нельзя изменить, так как решение
принято. 30. Не входите. Там экзаменуют последнего студента.
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Exercise 8. Translate into English/ (Dictation-translation.)
Indirect Speech
Sequence of Tenses
Exercise1. Use the Indirect Speech, start with “He said, he asked,
he told me,” and so on.
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7. My friend is studying medicine at the university.
8. I don’t feel tired.
9. My friend has eaten all the chocolates.
10. I haven’t seen my uncle for a long time.
11. I’m not asking a question.
12. My brother goes to bed early.
b)
1. Jack told his father, “I have lost my notebook.”.
2. Henry said to me, “I didn’t throw stones at your dog.”
3. Bob said to Tom, “Henry doesn’t sit next to me in class.”
4. I told the policeman, “I saw the thief in the garden.”
5. He said, “1 have eaten nothing for two days.”
6. Jack’s father said to him, “You haven’t cleaned your shoes.”
7. Mary said, “I don’t want to wear my old dress.”
8. My mother said to me, “I feel very tired, and I have a headache.”
9. My friend told me, “We have plenty of time to do our work.”
10. I said to my sister, “George has written me a long letter.”
1. The farmer said that he hadn’t grown any wheat since 1975.
2 The teacher told his students that he was going to give them a test.
3. I told him that I hadn’t seen his brother for a long time.
4. Henry told the teacher that he liked arithmetic, but he didn’t like
algebra.
5. She told the grocer that she didn’t want any sugar.
6. We told the teacher that we didn’t understand his question.
7. I told the taxi-driver that he was driving too fast.
8. She said that her children were playing in the garden.
9. The teacher told his students that he was pleased with their work.
10. My sister said that she hadn’t got a watch.
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while it is going.”
3. Mary said to her brother, “Take the letter to the Post Office,
please.”
4. The teacher said to Torn, “Collect the exercise-books and put them
on my table.”
5. The old man said to the little girl, “Don’t run across the street.”
6. The teacher said to the pupils, “Learn the poem by heart.”
7. I said to my friend, “Meet me outside the cinema at six o’clock.”
8. Mary’s mother said to her, “Don’t go out without your coat.”
9. The teacher said to the students, “Open your books at page 60.”
10. The doctor said to the sick man, “Don’t go back to work for a
fortnight.”
11. Jack said to the policeman, “Tell me the time, please.”
12. The teacher said to the student, “Clean the blackboard, please.”
B.
1. I asked my friend, “How do you feel after your holiday?”
2. Margaret asked Richard, “Where are you going for your holidays?”
3. Ann asked Mary, “What do you usually have for breakfast?”
4. Jack’s father asked him, “Who are writing a letter to?”
5. The teacher asked Bob, “When did you learn to swim?
6. 1 saw a cloud of smoke and asked, “What is burning?”
7. Mary’s mother asked her, “Where have you put your shoes?”
8. 1 asked her, “Who gave you that watch?”
9. Peter asked me, “When are you going to have dinner.”
10. Mr. Smith asked him “How much do you spend on food every
week?”
11. The policeman asked me, “Where did you lose your wallet?”
12. The teacher came into the classroom and asked the pupils, “What
are you doing?
13. Henry asked Tom, “Whom did you visit in the hospital?”
14. 1 asked Bob, ”Why didn’t you answer my letter?”
15. There was a crowd in the street. I asked a man in the crowd,
“What is the matter?”
16. The teacher wrote the answers on the blackboard and then asked,
“Who has got all the answers right?”
17. The little boy asked his father, “Why does a policeman wear a
uniform?”
18. I asked him, “Who are you looking at?”
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19. A man asked his friend, “When did you buy your car?”
20. Tom asked the teacher, “What does the word mean?”
1.“We have a lift but very often it doesn’t work,” they said. 2.
“We have moved into our new flat. We don’t like it nearly so much as
our last one,” said my aunt. 3. “Nothing grows in my garden. It never
gets any sun she said. 4. “I’ve been in London for a month but so far I
haven’t had time to visit the Tower,” he said. 5. He said, “My wife has
just been made a judge.” 6. “Who put salt in my coffee?” he asked. 7.
“Why did you travel first class?” I asked him. 8. “What else did you
see?” I asked the boy. 9. “What is your new house like?” I asked them.
10. “Did they understand what you said to them?” he inquired. 11.
“Haven’t you got a television set?” he asked. 12. “When you don’t
like a film do you stay to the end or walk out in the middle?” she
asked. 13. “Don’t argue with your father,” 1 said. I4.“Wait for me at
the bridge,” said the young man. 15. “Don’t make a sound,” he said in
a whisper. 16. “Don’t go near the water, children,” she said. I “Don’t
forget your sandwiches” said his mother. 18. “Please don’t say
anything to make her angry,” said my father. 19. “Please don’t leave
the gate open,” the farmer said to the visitors. 20. “Don’t climb that
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tree in your new trousers, Richard,” his father said.
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пока не выучу весь материал.
MODAL VERBS
Exercise 1. Open the brackets and fill in the blanks with the
appropriate forms of the verbs must, have to or be to.
1. You ______ (not tell) him about it. It's a secret. 2. It looks like
rain. You _____ (take) your raincoats. 3. You _____ (not talk) so
loudly here. 4. In his youth he ____ (work) from morning till night to
earn his living. 5. He ____ (wait) at the station till it stopped raining.
6. The secretary informed us when the manager ____ (come). 7. They
____ (leave) on Saturday, but because of the delay with their visas
they ____ (book) tickets for Monday. 8. They ____ (not tell) him
anything about it before they get further instructions. 9. He ____
(leave) for London that night. 10. _____ I (do) it all by myself? 11. It
was too late to change their plans and they ____ (put up) with it. 12.
You ___ (not prepare) all this work, I will help you. 13. Stay here till
she is free. I think you ____ (not wait) long. 14. We ____ (conduct) a
series of experiments this week. 15. Remember that we ____ (be) at
this place not later than noon.
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(think/ be thinking/have thought) of what she has said. 10. He knows
they are coming. They must (write/be writing/ have written) to him of
their arrival in due time. 11. She must (play/be playing/have been
playing) the piano now. 12. The foreigner must
(understand/understood/have understood) me, for he nodded his head.
13. Where is Sara? I haven't seen her for a long time. – She must
(stay/be staying/have stayed) at her friends'. She wanted to spend July
with them. 14. He must (get/be getting/ have got) all he needed,
otherwise he would have come again, 15. We must (meet/have
met/have been meeting) somewhere before.
Exercise 3. Open the brackets and use the proper infinitive after
the verb must.
1. Look! All people in the street are going with their umbrellas
up. It must (rain). 2. He has changed his job. He must (follow) your
advice. 3. He must (fall) ill. Otherwise he would have come to the
party. 4. Where is Michael? He must (be) here by now. – He lives in
the country. He must (miss) the train. 5. What a dreadful noise! What
is the matter? – Our neighbors must (quarrel) again. 6. Nobody must
(notice) that he was not used to speaking in public. 7. The criminal
must (be) very careful. He did not leave any fingerprints. 8. We are
late, I am afraid. Ann must (wait) for us. 9. He must (forget) that he
promised to come. 10. They must (write) a composition for two hours.
They must (be) tired. 11. You must (misunderstand) me, I did not
want to hurt your feelings. 12. Nobody must (see) him enter.
Everybody started when he came in. 13. I hear someone’s steps
outside. She must (go). 14. You may find him in the garden. He must
(read). 15. It is impossible to change anything. One must (take) things
as they are.
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She is an experienced teacher. I am certain she has been working at
school for at least twenty years. They have probably finished painting
the house. 14. I feel sure she is at home. 5. Probably they have already
passed the frontier. 6. She is sure he is playing cards with his friends.
7. She is not very young? As she seems to be. I think she is nearly
forty. 8. I think you have visited this place before. 9. He has to do a
very urgent task. I feel sure he is working now. 10. He is so absent-
minded. I am sure he left the letter unanswered. 11. You know he is a
good tennis player. He is no doubt has won this match. 12. I shan’t
bother you any longer; no doubt you feel tired of my talking after a
tiring day. 13. It is clear that they are expecting somebody. 14. She
was obviously upset by something, i never saw her so nervous. 15.
The youth is probably reading something funny. He is smiling all the
time.
2. Mrs/ Sparred ____ very beautiful when she was young. She has a
fine face.
a) was to be
b) must have been
c) must be
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a) had to buy
b) must have bought
c) was to buy
7. The only thing he knew for certain was that he ____ them,
a) must not meet
b) didn’t have to meet
c) was not to meet
8. You can’t come in. You ____ a catching disease like that.
a) must not have
b) don’t have to have
c) aren’t to have
Exercise 6. Translate into English using the verb must and its
equivalents.
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не успел закончить работу к пятнице и был вынужден потратить
на нее все выходные, т.к. ее нужно было закончить к
понедельнику. 10. Она, должно быть, не полила сад. Земля очень
сухая. 11. Выбора не было, и им пришлось согласиться. 12. Она,
должно быть, ждет нас дома. 13. Она должна ждать нас дома. 14.
Ей, наверное, не сказали, что мы уже вернулись. 15. Ей пришлось
извиниться, хотя это и было неприятно.
1. King Lear had three daughters. 2. Have a look at the picture. I think
it is a Repin. 3. I have to answer many letters. 4. I have some
information to pass on to you. 5. During our trip we had an accident in
which I had my leg badly hurt. 6. I’ll have him come at six o’clock if
that suits you. 7. He has just come from abroad. 8. You will have to
leave at six to catch the train. 9. Is that all you have to say to me? 10.
There are two kinds of speeches: there is the speech which a man
makes when he has something to say, and the speech when he has to
say something.
1. Mother has to cook dinner after work. 2. He had to sit up late with
this work. 3. You will have to get up very early to-morrow. 4. The girl
had to take care of her younger sister and brothers. 5. She will have to
do it once over again. 6. These documents have to be filed. 7. They
had to cover the whole distance on foot. 8. We shall have to speak to
him about it.
1. a) The plane was not to take off at night as the weather was too
bad. b) The plane was to have taken off at night, but the weather was
too bad. 2. a) There was to be an interesting concert last night, but I
didn’t feel well and had to stay at home. b) There was to have been an
interesting concert last night, but the singer fell ill and the concert had
to be postponed. 3. a) The order came that we were not to leave the
village before dawn. b) We were not to have left the village before
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dawn, but by the time the order came we were two miles away from it.
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несколько дней, до того как мне нужно было сдать доклад, а я
еще не написал и половины. 16. Мне придется посидеть эти дни
дома. Врач говорит, я не должен никуда выходить, пока
температура не будет нормальной. 17. Я думаю, что, если бы вам
довелось выполнять подобное задание в первый раз, вы бы тоже
были вынуждены неоднократно обращаться к кому-нибудь за
помощью. 18. Посидите здесь, пока он занят. Я думаю, вам не
придется долго ждать.
Exercise 12. Open the brackets and: give the correct form of the
verb after need.
Exercise 13. Open the brackets and fill in the blanks with either
didn't need (to) or needn't have (done).
1. You ____ (go) into so many details. The report was too long.
2. She got up late because she was alone and she ____ (cook)
breakfast for the whole family. 3. We ____ (hurry): she wasn't ready
yet. 4. He ____ (return) to the office so he took a taxi and went home.
5. I ___ (take) a bus because Martin gave me a lift. 6. We ___ (come)
so early. Now we must wait. 7. She ___ (go) shopping so she went
straight home. 8. You ____ (make) this remark. I am sure he felt hurt.
9. She was on holiday and she ____ (wake up) early. 10. He ____
(spend) so much money. Does he remember that he’s got three
children?
1. You may keep the money I’ve given you, I don’t need it yet. 2.
Must I go there immediately? – No you needn’t. Wait till I ring you
up. 3. Need you bother about such trifles? 4. Do you need my help? 5.
You needn’t have gone into so many details. The report was too long.
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6. Mr. Maugham is very discreet, Louisa: you needn’t be afraid of
telling him anything. 7. “All is agreed and understood between us
now, Trot,” said my aunt, “and we need talk of this no more.”
Exercise 16. Translate into English using the verbs must, to be (to)
to have (to) or need. (Dictation-translation).
Should /Ought to
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с) You should ring her up and d) She ought to give up
apologise. smoking.
e) He should go to the
3) Tom drives the car without dentist's.
headlights. f) You ought to put it in
4) Anna's library book is due order.
today. g) You should record the film.
5) I've got put on weight Have you got a VCR?
recently. h) You ought to go to the bank
6) I am afraid, I was rude to till Friday and pay it.
Kate yesterday. i) You should phone Nick. He's
7) I've it urgent work and my got clever fingers.
computer does not work. j) She ought to return her
8) He has a bad toothache. books today if she doesn't
9) I have a test tomorrow but want to pay a fine.
there is a film on TV I've
wanted to see so much.
10) She has a bad cough but
she goes on smoking.
1. She looks bad. She should (be/have been) more careful about
her health. 2. You shouldn't (miss/have missed) the chance. It was a
brilliant opportunity for you. 3. I think the policeman was right. She
shouldn't (exceed/have exceeded) the speed. 4. I ought to (bring/have
taken) the opera glasses. Now I see nothing. 5. It seems to me that he
is a hot-temper person and often flies into a rage because of mere
trifles. He should (control/ have controlled) his temper. 6. They should
(clear/have cleared) up the problem long time ago. 7. 1 ought not (to
stay/Have stayed) there long. The party was a failure. 8. You should
(shave/have shaved) this beard of yours! 9. She should (be/have been)
more attentive. Didn't she see a car on the right? 10. It's a secret. You
ought not to (reveal/have revealed) it to anybody.
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Exercise 3. Choose the right variant.
4) There _____ an interesting concert last night, but I didn't feel well
and __________ home.
a) had to be, had to stay
b) should be, was to stay
c) must be, ought to stay
d) was to be, had to stay
Exercise 4. Open the brackets and fill in the blanks with must,
have to, be to, should, need, ought to, (in some cases you may
have several variants).
1. I left the young man to where he ... with my box and money. 2.
My aunt … not hear of staying to dinner, lest she … by any chance
fail to arrive home with the grey pony before dark. 3. “But that it …
have been you who saw me drunk!” said I to Agnes. 4. Mr.
Micawber was anxious that I … stay to dinner. 5. I was awkward
enough in their games, and backward enough in their studies:, but
custom … improve me in the first respect, I hoped, and hard work in
the second. 6 “Do … you know how to buy mutton (if asked to)?” I
… repeat. Dora … think a little and then reply. 7. The fact is, I have
just had a telegram to say that my poor friend Bunbury is very ill
again. They seem to think I … be with him. 8. I think that in both
our interests it … be extremely undesirable that matters … be so left
at this stage. I did not mean to say that if you … exceed the sum
named in my letter to you by ten or twenty or even fifty pounds,
there … be any difficulty between us. This being so, I … like you to
reconsider your answer. 9. “Don’t look at the clock”, Sarie told
herself over and over again. But her eyes … stray to the clock:, …
watch the slowness of the minutes, … count them in their weary,
unhurried journey.
Can, Could
A in interrogative sentences
E x a m p l e: He is working now. – Can/Could he be working now?
B in negative sentences
E x a m p l e: He bought a new car. – He can't/couldn't have bought
a car.
1 You are mistaken. 2. They forget about the meeting. 3. He is
writing a new novel now. 4. She has bought a new fur coat. 5. He
had an accident. 6. Mary will invite the Jones to her place for the
weekend. 7. They upset our plans. 8. She wastes a lot of time. 9. Mr.
Fox is a reliable person. 10. She is making a cruise now.
May, Might
1. Under the law you are allowed to make one photocopy for
your personal use but you can't make multiple copies. 2. This is
possibly the reason why they have refused to join us. 3. Perhaps I
will have to take her to hospital; it is possible she has broken her
arm in the accident. 4. It is possible he did not have her phone
number. 5. When the World Cup was shown on TV, I was allowed
to stay up late and watch it. 6. Perhaps your friend will help you, but
I don't believe it. 7. Maybe they did not know that the problem was
so urgent. 8. Would you mind my smoking here? 9. Why didn't you
come? I needed your help badly. 10. Perhaps she has made a
mistake, but I am not sure of it. She is a very punctual person.
Exercise 2. Fill in the blanks with may/might or can/could and
make all necessary changes.
1. I don't like the way you study. I think you ____ harder!
a) might have worked
b) might work
c) could work
d) could have worked
4.'They ____ our telegram, that's why they did not meet us.
a) couldn't have received
b) can't have received
c) may not have received
d) may not receive
A
Example: It is simple to solve this problem. – This problem is
simple to solve.
It is difficult to speak to such people. – Such people are difficult to
speak to.
B
Example: He came to the party the last. – He was the last to come to
the party.
1. He is the only one among us who gave up smoking.
2. I was the next who spoke on the topic.
3. He was the first who raised this question.
4. She was the second who got an excellent mark.
5. Paul was the last who greeted me.
6. She is the first who was fired.
7. He was the only one who jumped with a parachute.
8. I am the next who will be interviewed.
9. He was the only one who could speak Japanese.
10. I was the first who noticed the mistake.
11. His horse came in the race the last.
12. She was the first among us who recognized them.
C
Example: It was the best time when she could find them at home. –
It was the best time for her to find them at home.
Exercise 8. Open the brackets and use the proper form of the
Complex Object.
Exercise 10. Read the first sentence and write a second sentence
from the words given
Example: Jill didn’t have any money.
She /want/Ann /Iend/ her/ some
She wanted Ann to lend her some.
1. Tom’s parents were disappointed when he decided to leave home.
They / want / Tom / stay with them.
2. Please don’t tell anyone that I’m leaving my job.
I / not / want / anyone / know.
3. There’s a football match next Saturday between England and
Scotland.
You / want / Scotland / win? -
4. Unfortunately someone had told Sue that I was going to visit her.
I / want / it /be a surprise.
Complex Subject
Exercise 11. Translate the following sentences.
B
1. Говорят, он установил еще один рекорд (другой).
2. Известно, что компания сейчас репетирует новую пьесу.
3. Оказалось, что Bill хороший переводчик.
4. Маловероятно, что они доберутся до станции вовремя.
5. Известно, что делегация уже выехала домой.
6. Полагают, что перевод уже напечатан.
C
1. Казалось он забыл истинную цель своего прихода.
2. Его считают одним из наиболее опытных специалистов (по
истории театра)
3. Предполагалось, что докладчик прочтет лекцию об
экономическом развитии страны.
4. Казалось, не было никого кто бы решил эту проблему.
Кажется он знает географию лучше, чем другие.
Их планы, вероятно, в будущем изменятся.
По-видимому я вас не понимаю.
Мне кажется, я вас неправильно понял.
Exercise 14. Open the brackets and use the Complex Subject.
Exercise 15. Open the brackets and use the Complex Subject.
1. They got married a month a month ago. Is she happy? – No, she
is not happy.
2. Does she have a key to her suitcase? – No, she has lost it.
3. We are so late. I am sure he has gone. – No, he is waiting for us.
4. She looks nice. – Yes, but she has put on weight.
5. I want to be introduced to Mrs. Smith. – Peter will help you. He
knows her well.
6. I have much trouble with my new washing machine. – No
problem. I know this type very well.
7. Does he work at the same office? – No, he changed his job.
8. Is she still abroad? – No, she returned two months ago and now
is working at her new book.
9. Look, this man is overhearing us. Speak more quietly.
10. The president has left his country residence and is returning to
the capital.
B Change your sentences using the verb happen with the verbs in
bold type.
1. The rain seems ____. Call the children in. I don’t want them ___.
a) to be, to be got wet through
b) to be starting, to get wet through.
c) to have started, to have got wet through
d) to have been started, to be getting wet through
3. Look, they are likely ___ to the news. They seem ____.
a) to be listening, to be excited
b) to listen, to be excited
c) to have been listening, to have excited
d) to have listened, to be being excited
6. Jack, you seem ___ too fast. The speed is already 100 miles. I am
afraid. I want you ___ the speed till 40 miles.
a) to have driven, slow down
b) to drive, to slow down
c) to be driving, to be slowing down
d) to be driving, to slow down
Exercise 20. Open the brackets and write the correct form of the
Infinitive.
2. There are a lot of people who expect your country ___ the
same as their own.
a) not to be
b) not being
c) not be
4. When I was waiting in the hall, I saw a girl ___ with a file in
her hand.
a) came out
b) to come out
c) come out
GERUND
1. Good-bye, and thank you ever so much … (to come) with me.
2. She was afraid … (to go) on public transport.
3. She began to have frightful pains all over her, and she held her
breath to prevent herself … (to cry) out and (to wake) her mother.
4. She had the local habit … (to place) the word “eh” at the end of
her remarks, questions and answers.
5. His mother would not like the idea … (to eat) fruit unwashed.
6. “I seems to me an awfully selfish way … (to look) at things”, said
Philip.
7. “I don’t see the use … (to read) the same thing over and over
again”, said Philip.
8. That child needs … (to take) care of.
9. Jane, your nose wants … (to blow).
10. Did he suspect her … (to see) him enter the room?
11. “I’m not very good … (to guess)”, I said, with a laugh.
12. I don’t like … (to wear) a black tie to movies. I enjoy … (to
see) my movies when I eat popcorn.
1. you can keep healthy and fit (to walk much, to consult the doctor
regularly, to diet, to go in for sports, etc.); 2. a person can enjoy (to
read, to go to concerts, to visit museums, to collect stamps, etc.); 3.
you are good (not good) at (to play tennis, to learn foreign
languages, to swim, to play chess, etc.)
The Participle
1. (to reject) by the editorial board, the story was returned to the
author for revision.
2. (to reject) by publishers several times, the story was accepted by
a weekly magazine.
3. (to wait) for some time in the reception room, he was asked into
the office
4. (to wait) in the reception room, he thought over what he would
say when asked into the office.
5. They reached the peak at dusk, (to leave) their camp with the first
light.
6. They put up for the night at a temporary camp, (to leave) it at
dawn.
7. The friends went out into the city (to leave) their cases at the left
luggage department.
8. (to write) and (to leave) a note with the porter, he said he would
be back in a half-hour.
9. (to write) in an archaic language, the book was difficult to read.
10. (to write) his first book, he could not go far beyond his own
experience.
11. (to be) away so long he was happy to be coming back.
12. (to be) so far away he still felt himself part of his community.
13. The children looked wonderingly at the elephant, never (to see)
such a huge animal.
14. Not (to want) to go deeper into the matter, he abruptly changed
the conversation.
Anne: John ( had- broken- his left arm ) when his car hit
another one yesterday.
Mary: (he-has-had-bandaged-it) yet?
Anne: Yes, the doctor ( has-seen-him ) and ( has-set-the arm )
himself.
Mary: Good. And ( John-has-had-X-rayed-it) yet?
Anne: No, but the doctor ( has-made an appointment) with the X-
ray
Department at the hospital for him. John (is going to have-
done-it) this afternoon.
Mary: (he-has-hurt-himself) anywhere else?
Anne: No, he was lucky. The man in the other car ( had -broken-both
legs ) by the crash.
Mary: Oh, dear. That's bad. How did the accident happen?
Anne: The other car's brakes weren't good, and the driver ( hadn't had-
seen to-them) by a garage.
Mary: (you-have-seen-John ) today?
Anne: Yes, I ( have-seen-him ) twice?
Mary: (you- have-sent-the news ) to his
mother?
Anne: Yes, I (had-sent-a telegram ) to her by John's secretary. His
mother (has-answered-it) already
1. If you were me, here and now, what would you do? 2. He was
a stranger to George and he was aware that if he met him in the street
he would not recognize him. 3. They would enjoy themselves much
more if they had a party of their own. 4. I shouldn’t have slept a wink
all night if I hadn’t known you were safe. 5. If I were Jim I wouldn’t
tell that to the judge. 6. If Howden had been less preoccupied he might
have noticed that she seemed unusually radiant this morning. 7. If Miss
Emily suffered half as much as she said she did, she would have sent
for Dr Haydock long ago. 8. If you were a man you’d never speak to
her again. 9. She was not old and if she had told you that she was forty
you would have been quite willing to believe it. 10. If he closed his
eyes, he thought, he would visualize the scene. 11. Oh, if he had had
the better fortune to appear before another judge, more sympathetic,
would the result be different now? 12. If it had been anybody else’s
play, he would have rejected it. 13. If he did retire, would anyone
notice the difference? 14. Miss Marple interrupted him: “Oh, but they
were not on bad terms!” – “You know that for a fact.” – “Everyone
would have known if they’d quarreled.” 15. Mum and Dad were so old-
fashioned that if I took a girl home, they would consider her visit as
good as shouting an engagement from the house-tops. 16. If his wife
had gone away and left a note on the pin-cushion, it would be the first
he’d known of anything of that kind.
1. If I (not to be) what I am, things (to be) so simply. 2. If you (to
be allowed) to stay in Canada? What you (to do)? 3. I can only tell you
that, if anyone (to suggest) to me yesterday that O’Murphy was a
traitor, I (to laugh) in his face. 4. We are foolish and sentimental and
melodramatic at twenty-five, but if we (not to be) perhaps we 9to be)
less wise at fifty. 5. “If it (to be) an accident,” said Sir Henry gently, “I
do not think Mrs Bautry (to tell) us this history.” 6. I’m no a doctor. If
(to be), do you think I (to waste) five dollars on you? 7. If I (to be) you
I (to do) my hair rather differently. 8. I (not to mind) if he (to say) my
pictures were bad, but he said nothing. 9. After all, if he (to have) any
talent I (to be) the first to encourage him. 10. I (not to go) if you (not to
say) you’d come with me. 11. How it (to be) if I (to drop) around this
evening? 12. If only I (to feel) that somebody wanted me, that I was of
use to somebody, I (to become) a different person. 13. Your manners
are all right. I (not to bring) you here if they (not to be). Don’t be
uneasy. 14. If you (to let) me have my way before there (to be) no
cause for our trouble tonight. 15. If I (to be) twenty-seven again I
suppose I (to be) as big a fool as I was then. 16. Paul believed that his
mother never (to say) the things she did if she (to know) that Paul could
hear her.
1. Had Irene been present, the family circle would have been
complete. 2. Had he had time to think about it he would have been
certain that he was not told all. 3. It would have been incredible,
indeed, had they not been victims themselves. 4. She used to wonder
what on earth they would ever do were she to go away or be ill. 5.
Jeunne, had she had time to collect her thoughts, would have tried to
make some excuse but Louie swept past before Jeunne could say a
word. 6. Were it not for the ugly wound upon my hand, all that had
passed during those dreadful hours might have been an evil dream. 7.
Had I died this morning, they would still be about their business,
untouched and uncaring. 8. Hadn’t the doctor told her that it was quite
possible she might never have another fit. 9. Had I known who you
really were, I should not have invited you to my house last night. 10.
You would never have thought had you seen her quarter of an hour
later, that so short a while before she had passed through such a
weeping. 11. Had he gone to his aunt he would have been sure to meet
Lord Hoodbody there. 12. But she also sensed that had he been ill he
would have got word to her.
1. But for the toothache I (to enjoy) the concert. 2. But for him we
still (to sit) here waiting for the car. 3. But for my smile he (to believe)
me. 4. The children (to sleep) in the open air but for the rain. 5.
Nobody (to recognize) him but for the scar on his left cheek. 6. But for
his severe look the child (not to begin) crying. 7. But for the accent
with which he speaks nobody (to say) he is not Russian. 8. One (may
take) him for a Russian but for the accent with which he speaks. 9. But
for the late hour I (to stay) here longer. 10. But for the darkness they
(not to lose) their way. 11. But for the fog we (to continue) our way.
12. But for the heavy bag she (to go) there also on foot. 13. I (to read)
the book sooner but for the small print. 14. But for his assistance it (to
be) impossible to do the work in time. 15. But for the hot climate he (to
go) there together with us. 16. But for Fieta Lanny (to see) by Gert in
his own house, and something terrible (may happen). 17. Lanny
probably (to learn) never that he was the son of old Gert Villier but for
Mako and Isaac.
Exercise 7. Complete the following.
a)
1. But for the rain the tourists … . 2. But for the late hour we … . 3. I
… but for you. 4. The plane … but for the sudden change of weather.
5. But for the fact that we did not know the language … . 6. But for
your being so careless … . 7. The Gadfly … from prison but for the fit
of sickness. 8. But for his mother’s unhappy marriage to Mr.
Murdstone David’s life … .
b)
1. Если бы не важность этого дела, я бы остался дома. 2. Если бы
не гроза, мы бы уже подходили к вершине. 3. Я бы присоединился
к вашей компании, если бы не неожиданный приезд моего
знакомого. 4. Если бы не этот веселый и интересный человек, мы
бы чувствовали себя неловко среди незнакомых людей. 5. Мы бы
так и не узнали, что он за человек, если бы не этот случай. 6. Мы
бы все время работали точно по плану, если бы не эта маленькая
задержка.
1. He wished now that when the director of his firm spoke to him
he had answered differently. 2. I wish I knew how you reached your
results. 3. I only wish that you could come with me, Watson, but I fear
that it won’t do. 4. She wished that it had been possible not to cause
those two people such fearful distress. 5. “I wish you hadn’t got such
sharp eyes,” she said. 6. I wished I hadn’t wasted so much money when
I got there. 7. I wish I deserved your compliment but I don’t. 8. He had
nothing against skiing – he wished he had had time to take it up when
he was a young man. 9. He wished he felt more conviction on the
point. 10. Oh, I wish I hadn’t sent him that letter telling him to take
care of himself. 11. I know this none of my business. But I wish I knew
what it’s all about. 12. I wonder if we ought to have played that trick
on Miss Reid. I almost wish we’d left her alone. 13. I wish you could
stay and then we could talk over my picture. 14. I only wish it had
lasted twice as long. 15. I always remember everything. Some people
wish I didn’t. 16. I wish you didn’t have to go. Why must you?
1. He was sorry he couldn't join us. 2. It's a pity you were absent
yesterday. 3. I'd like him to be more polite. 4. They are sorry they
didn't invite her. 5. He was disappointed that he would not be able to
see the film. 6. I regret now not having told her all the truth then. 7.
What a pity you can't swim. 8. I'm awfully sorry I kept you waiting so
long. 9. It's a pity I couldn't go to the theatre with you. 10. I'm very
sorry that I have disturbed you. 11. It's a pity you are leaving so soon.
12. I'd like to see the film again. 13. It was a pity we could not see the
stage well. 14. They were sorry they hadn't taken a taxi and had missed
their train.
1. Oh, I wish I (not to send) him that letter. I'd give anything to
take it back. 2. I wish I (to be) as sure as you. 3. But he wished that
there (to be) some way in which he could help the young lawyer. 4. "I
wish I (not to cry) so much," said Alice trying to find her way out. 5.
And here I wish I (can) tell you half of the things Alice used to say. 6. I
rather wished Poirot (to be) there. 7. I wish I (to know) it was your
friend. 8. He wished he (to come) by air. 9. I wish I (to know) what to
do now. 10.I wish that poor Strickland (to be) still alive. 11. I wish I (to
know) it was your birthday, Lady Windermere, I would have covered
the whole street in front of your house with flowers. 12. I wish they (to
be) back. 13.1 wished I (to have) enough confidence so that I could
transfer some to her. But I didn't. 14. I wish I never (to hear) of it. 15. I
wish to we (to have) bicycles. 16. I wish I (to know) where we are
going. 17. I wish that I (to be) with the British. It would have been
much simpler.
Exercise 15. Translate into English using the Subjunctive Mood in
object clauses.
1. He ____ for some time before a servant ___ and ___ what he ___.
a) knocked, opened, asked, wasted
b) was knocking, opened, asked, was wanting
c) had been knocking, opened, asked, wanted
d) had knocked, had opened, had asked, had wanted
2. The doctor ___ there ___ nothing to worry about if the fever ___
above 38, 5.
a) said, was, would not go
b) tells, is, will go
c) says, had been, went
d) said, was, did not go
5. Some day I ___ to Paris to revisit all the places where I ___ in the
time of my youth. I __ them for a quarter of a century or so.
a) will have gone, have lived, haven’t seen
b) am going, had lived, did not see
c) will go, lived, haven’t seen
d) will be going, had lived, hadn’t seen
6. Hardly ___ asleep __ an alarm clock ___.
a) have I gone, than, will ring
b) had I gone, when, rang
c) I had gone, that, had rung
d) was I going, as, was ringing
9. He needed to feel that he ___, that he ___ here, and that his word
a) was being listened to, was commanding, was always obeyed
b) is being listened to, is commanding, is always obeyed
c) was listened to, was being commanding, was always being
obeyed
d) is listened to, is being commanding, was always being obeyed
10. Look! What ___ beautiful view! The sun ___ yet, but the grey sky
__ near the horizon.
a) ___, was not appeared, is parted
d) ___, did not appear, parted
c) the, has not been appeared, has parted
d) a, has not appeared, is parted
11. When he saw that someone ____ at him, he did not immediately
realize who this someone ___.
a) looked, is
b) was looking, was
c) has been looking, is
d) had looked, was beibg
12. While our coffee ___, I ____ him our sad story which impressed
him__.
a) was making, told, greatly
b) was being made, said, great
c) had been made, told, great
d) was being made, told, greatly
14. As he___ the room that morning, Ann __ up the letter which she
__.
a) was entered, was holding, had just received
b) was entering, has held, has just received
c) entered, was holding, had just received
d) had entered, held, has just received
15. I ___ a note with the address of the hotel and the boy’s name into
his pocket ___ he ___ his way.
a) have put provided, will lose
b) will put, providing, will have lost
c) have put, in case, lost
d) will have put, when, have lost
17. Come on, if the sun ___ before we __ home, we ___ our way.
a) has set, reach, will lose
b) will have set, will reach, lose
c) will have set, reach, will lose
d) has been set, will reach, lose
18. ___when he ___ her for first time
a) Tell me, has met
b) Say me, had met
c) Say to me, net
d) Tell me, met
20. The great majority of students ____ present at the conference, ___
great number of them ___ to listen to your lecture and each of them __
ready to answer your questions.
a) are, A, want, is
b) are, The, want, is
c) is, A, want, are
d) is, The, wants, has, been
Test 2.
Modal Verbs
Choose the right variant
6. He says that nothing ____, because it is too ____. But I don’t believe
a single word ____; they ____ us.
a) should do, lately, of him, mustn’t have failed
b) can’t be done, late, of his, oughtn’t fail
c) mustn’t be done, lately, of him, shouldn’t have failed
d) can be done, late, of his, can’t have failed
7. I managed to come here at half past six. But I ____. They ____.
a) needn't have hurried, had already left
b) needn't hurry, have already left
c) mustn't have hurried, had already left
d) shouldn’t hurry, have already left
8. If she doesn't take care of ____, she ____ have a nervous breakdown
and ____ to hospital.
a) hers, may, should go
b) her, can, need to go
c) herself, may, may have to go
d) herself, must, must go
11. The only trouble is that I ___ my exams in spring and ___ them
now.
a) couldn't, have taken, must have
b) couldn't take, must have
c) mustn't have taken, must have had
d) can't take, must have bad
12. The plane ___ at 5 a.m. and in this hurry-scurry she ___ the tickets
on the table.
a) had to take off, can leave
b) was to take off, must have left
c) was to take off, needn’t leave
d) must have taken off, shouldn’t leave
17. It ____ late when I ___ home; there were no people in the street.
a) must have been, was going back
b) must be, am going
c) can't have been, was going
d) could not have been, went
18. You ____ worry, you ____ always rely on me in this matter.
a) must not, need
b) need not, may
c) can; need not
d) should, must
Test 3.
Verbals.
Choose the right variant
1. He seemed ___ all about influenza and said _____ was nothing ____
about.
a) to know, it, to worry
b) to be knowing, there, worrying
c) to know, there, to worry
d) to have known, it, to have been worried
2. She put down her book ___ me ____; and ____ me ____ took her
workbasket and sat into one of the old-fashioned armchair.
a) to see, coming in, have welcomed, as usually
b) having seen, to come in, welcoming, usually
c) on seeing, come in, having welcomed, as usual
d) after seeing, having come in, to welcome, in a usual way
alone.
5. He stood invisible at the top of the stairs ___ Irene ____ the letters
_____ by the ______ post.
a) to watch, to sort, bringing, latest
b) watching, sorting, brought, last
c) having watched, sorting, having brought, lat
d) being watched, having sorted, to have been
6. On his way home Andrew could not help _____ what ___ charming
fellow Ivory had turned out.
a) to reflect, a to lje
b) being reflected, the, have been
c) reflecting, the, be
d) reflecting, a, to be
10. It’s high time you ______ like that. He is fond ____ fun of
everybody.
11. He felt ___ something from him and demanded ____ _____ truth.
He wasn’t worth ____ _____ lie.
a) them to hide, to tell, the, telling, the
b) them hiding, they will tell, a, to tell, a
c) they were hiding, being to kLtJie telllng,a
d) they hide, telling, a, telling, the
12. — — words about the author himself, the lecturer went on — of his
works.
a) after saying, a few, to speak
b) saying, few, to speak
c) having said, few, speaking
d) to have said, a few, speaking
13. She was looking forward to _____ the leading part _____ that she
was greatly _____ at not even ______ it.
a) giving, playing, disappointing, being offered
b) to be given, to play, disappointed, to be offend
c) being given, to play, disappointed, being offered
d) give, playing, disappointed, offering
14. Did you remember ______ the parcel I gave you? –Yes, I
remember .______.it a week ago.
a) to post, posting
b) to post, to post
c) posting, to post
d) posting, posting
15. You _____ go and check everything by yourself unless you ____ it.
a) would better, want him to do it
b) had rather, don’t want his doing
c) had better, want him to do it
d) would rather, don’t want him to do
16. The accused men _____ near the bank during the robbery. It’s no
use _______ the case without direct ____.
a) deny being somewhere, Investigating, evidence
b) denies to be anywhere, to Investigate, evidences
c) deny being anywhere, investigating, evidence
d) denies to be somewhere, to investigate, evidences
17. You ____ your children ________ their own way in the
a) are to let to go
b) have letting, going
c) have to let go
d) are to let, gone
20. He’s always regretted _____ school so young. He has not got
enough qualifications and education. Unfortunately he often receives
letters ____ with “Dear sir, we regret ____ you that your application
was turned
down.”
a) leaving, beginning, to inform
b) to leave, to begin, to inform
c) leaving, beginning, informing
d) to leave, to begin, informing
Test 4.
Subjunctive Mood
5. “Oh, Mary,” she said. “I wish you ____ with us, for we had ______
fun”.
a) had been, such a
b) were, so ____
c) would be, so a
d) had been, such ___
7. The vase is beautiful. You ____ _____ to match ___ you ____.
a) wouldn’t find, another, unless, had tried
b) wouldn’t have found, the other, if, would have tried
c) shouldn’t find, the other, unless, tried
d) wouldn’t find, another, if, tried
8. If you _____ the medicine the doctor prescribed you, you ___ ___
now.
a) had taken, would feel, much better
b) took, would feel, much more well
c) would take, would feel yourself, much more better
d) had taken, would have felt, much more good
10. If you ___ the article I recommended you, you ___ how ___ such
questions.
a) had read, had known, to answer
b) read, would know, to answer
c) would have read, would know, answer
d) had read, would know, to answer
11. I must be off now. If it ____ not so _____, I ____ a little longer.
a) were, lately, would stay
b) were, late, would stay
c) had been, late, would have stayed
d) wouldn’t be, lately, stayed
12. ___I___ the story from his own lips I ____ that he was capable of
___ action.
a) if, had heard, would never believe, such
b) unless, had heard, would have never believed, such an
c) in case, have heard, would never believe, so an
d) provided, had heard, would have never believed, such
13. In order to make our demands effective and to get the authorities __
them we suggested that there __ no return to work today.
a) to fulfil, be
b) fulfil, should be
c) fulfil, would be
d) fulfilling, were
15. John demanded that Andrew ___ to the house with him to ___ tea.
a) would return, ____
b) returned, the
c) return, ____
d) should return, the
16. She wished he ___ what he ___ to say, and let ___.
a) would say, has, her to go
b) said, had, she go
c) had said, would have, she going
d) said, had, her go
17. He thought how hard the wind the wind ___ and how the cold sharp
rain ___ in his face at that moment, if he ___at home.
18. I ____ to your place with pleasure ___ nothing ___ me.
19. When they ___ ___ lunch he suggested that they ___ a stroll to ___
Luxembourg museum.
20. You never did anything ___ to ___, If you ___ you___ more
support now.
a) well, someone, did, would have
b) good, anyone, did, would have had
c) well, anyone, had done, would have had
d) good, anyone, had done, would have
Final Test
2. Can he _______ ? ____ Yes, and even turned red. He was worth –
at.
a) get embarrassed, to look
b) have got embarrassed, being looked
c) have got embarrassed, looking
d) has embarrassed, to have looked
4. ________ nineteen he made a petty tour with his mother, father and
sister: ______ Brussels, _______ Rhine, _______ Switzerland, ______
Italian Alps and, of course, Paris.
a) aged, .____ the, ____ , the
b) aging, the, ____, ____, the
c) age,._____, the, ____, ____
d) having aged, the, ____, the, ____
6. “If you don’t want to be late for lunch, you _______ better ______
and have your bath,” _______ Mother said _______ a loud voice.
a) would, go, ______, with
b) had, go, _______, in
c) would, to go, the, in
d) had, go, the, with
9. And I began to see that _______ man mustn’t live for ______ any
more. He’s got ______ of _____ others.
a) ____, him, to think, the
d) a, himself, to think, ______
c) the, oneself, thinking, ______
d) ______, hisself, to think, the
10. After______ a bad match the team captain insisted that they
______ things ______.
a) so, should take, easily
b) such, would take, easily
c) so, take, easy
d) such, should take, easy
11. I don’t remember _______ that they have moved ______ another
flat.
a) them to mention, to
b) their mentioning, to
c) them mentioning, at
d) them to have mentioned, into
12. It will be so kind _______ you if you can get this banknote
_______ for me.
a) to, cashed
b) of,cashed
c) from, to cash
d) on, cashing
15. He got me _______ that he did not want the story._______ on.
a) understood, let
b) to understand, to let
c) understand, to let
d) understand, let
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