Share b1+ adults - Extreme adjectives + modals + would/used to
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Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: It's not necessary to be rich to be happy.
You don't have to be rich...
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: It's very important to me to do more exercise.
I must do more...
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: It's not a good idea to gossip at work.
You shouldn't gossig...
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: You can't park in front of the exit.
You mustn't park...
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: I'ts important to get there early if we want to get good seats.
we have to/must get...
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: I think it's a good idea for Kerry to apologise.
I think Kerry should apologise
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: It was necessary for us to wear a uniform at school.
we had to wear...
Rewrite the sentence using modal verbs: Do you think it's a good idea for me to get him a present?
Do you think I should get...
Complete with the correct form of would/use to: I ____ love cream when I was little. Now I can't stand it!
used to
Complete with the correct form of would/use to: Kieran ____ do much sport when he was younger.
used to / would
Complete with the correct form of would/use to: My cousins ____ play with me when I was 8.
used to / would
Replace some words with extreme adjectives: I'm very tired. I didn't sleep well.
exhausted
Replace some words with extreme adjectives: Shall we open a window? It's very hot in here.
boiling
Replace some words with extreme adjectives: My boss just called. He's very angry.
furious
Replace some words with extreme adjectives: I find phrasal verbs very difficult to remember.
impossible
Replace some words with extreme adjectives: The holiday was very good, but the weather was very bad.
brilliant / awful
