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    GRAMMAR QUIZ 2 ● GROUP B

    Name: Class:

    Speculating

    1 Choose the correct form.

    1 I don’t know why she didn’t answer this question; she __ nervous.
    A may be B could have been C must be
    2 He __ have revised very much if he failed the exam so unequivocally.
    A may B must C can’t
    3 They __ for a competition; perhaps that’s why they’re practising so intensively.
    A could be preparing B may prepare C could have been preparing
    4 The essay questions must __ by someone really demanding – they were so very hard!
    A have written B have been written C be writing
    5 We don’t know enough about this candidate; she __ the right qualifications to teach an advanced class.
    A can’t have B may not have C might have had
    6 I __ you these tricks; they’re too dangerous.
    A definitely won’t teach B won’t definitely teach C will definitely teach
    7 These exercises __ funny, but they are really useful if you want to learn to act.
    A could be looking B may look C can’t look

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    2 Complete the sentences using the words in brackets in the correct forms. Add other words if necessary, but do not
    change the order of the given words. Use no more than six words in each gap.

    1 The new lecturer speaks several languages very well; she (may / study) abroad.
    2 Judging by his skill, he (can / do / this) a very long time
    – he’s not exactly good at it.
    3 This school is very old; it (must / establish) before
    my great-grandma was ten years old, because she went to it at that age.
    4 Someone (must / teach / her) swim like that; I don’t think
    it’s possible she learned it all by herself.

    /8

    Total /15

    © Pearson 2020 PHOTOCOPIABLE Focus 5 SECOND EDITION (B2+/C1)

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