Complete with the correct modal verb: Matt _________ pass his driving test, although he hadn’t had a lot of time to prepare for it.

Complete the dialogue with the correct modal verb: A: Eric came out of hospital yesterday. B: That’s wonderful news! The doctors _ (decide) that he is better now.

Complete the dialogue with the correct modal verb: A: I love this coat! I’ll try on the small one. B: Take the medium one too because the small one _ (not / fit) you

As or like? Charles Dickens is regarded _ one of the greatest writers of the nineteenth century.

Complete the dialogue with the correct modal verbs: A: I’m sure we saw the actor Alan Rickman in the airport yesterday! B: You _ (see) Alan Rickman because he died in 2016.

As or like? Fiona has bought some new trainers. They’re ones _ yours, actually.

As or like? My best friend and I do everything together. She’s _ a sister to me.

Complete with prepositions: I live _____ the third floor of an apartment building ___ the outskirts of a big city.

Change into reported speech: Sarah: 'Do you like ice cream?'

Complete the dialogue with the correct modal verb: A: I can’t find my history book! B: Look in the living room. You _ (find) it there.

Change into reported speech: 'Where did you put the CDs we bought yesterday?' he asked me

Change into reported speech: 'Why didn't David tell me about the change in schedule?' he asked

As or like? What was that noise? It sounded _ an explosion!