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Complete PET for schools - Unit 5 review

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  • What is the difference between "don't have to" and "mustn't" ?
    mustn't = "no ha de" / don't have to = "no cal"
  • What preposition goes with: sad, nervous, crazy, sure, & depressed ?
    with
    about
    of
  • What are the two reasons for using the modal verb "could" ?
    for ability and possibility
  • What is "haver de" in English
    must / have to
  • Anthony is such an ... dancer. I feel amazed when I see him dance.
    amazed
    amazing
  • What is the negative of "ought to" ?
    shouldn't
  • The opposite of "proud" is a _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    ashamed
  • This person is a _ _ _ _ .
    angry
  • Which modal verb is used for rules and laws?
    have to
    must
  • Correct this sentence: "Anthony could didn't swim when he was younger".
    "Anthony COULDN'T swim when he was younger".
  • The opposite of "relaxed" is n _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    nervous
  • What preposition goes with: afraid, ashamed, jealous, bored, & fond ?
    with
    of
    about
  • What modal verb is used to express ABILITY in the PRESENT?
    can
  • The opposite of "fantastic" is a _ _ _ _ .
    awful
  • At the beach I normally feel ...
    disappointing
    relaxed
    hotted
    amusing
  • What's the missing modal verb? "I think Paul ...... visit us tomorrow".
    may / might / could
  • The opposite of "serious" is f _ _ _ _ .
    funny
  • Correct this sentence: "My English is excellent. I could talk fluently".
    "My English is excellent. I CAN talk fluently".
  • This sponge that wears square pants is n _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    nervous
  • What are the THREE possible modal verbs? "I ...... be getting a phone for my birthday!"
    may / might / could
  • What preposition goes with: angry, disappointed, pleased, & satisfied ?
    about
    with
    of
  • The opposite of "strange" is o _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    ordinary
  • This girl at the back is j _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    jealous
  • Is this sentence correct? "The students could did the exercises correctly"
    Incorrect. You ALWAYS use an infinitive after a modal verb: "The students could DO the exercises correctly".
  • What is "hauria" in English?
    should / ought to
  • I ...... walk when I was only 6 months old!
    shouldn't
    can
    might
    could
  • This person is a _ _ _ _ _ .
    afraid
  • English class is so ...
    bored
    disappointed
    interesting
    tired
  • This person is e _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    embarrased (= avergonyit)
  • This person is c _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    confident
  • What three modal verbs are used to express POSSIBILITY ?
    may / might / could
  • What modal verb is used to express ABILITY in the PAST?
    could
  • She is s _ _ _ of herself.
    sure
  • What modal verb is used when the speaker thinks its necessary?
    have to
    must
  • This person is d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ because his team lost the match.
    disappointed
  • The opposite of "generous" is m _ _ _ .
    mean
  • Training every day is ...
    excited
    funny
    exhausted
    tiring
  • This person is b _ _ _ _ .
    bored
  • This person is g _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    grateful (= agraït)
  • The opposite of "dull" is s _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ !
    spectacular !
  • The opposite of "cheerful" is m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .
    miserable
  • Is this sentence correct? "She might to go to the beach this weekend"
    Incorrect: "She might go to the beach this weekend".
  • Wow! This elephant ...... run really fast!
    could
    may
    can
    must
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