We ______ wait for an hour to see the lawyer because he was so busy.
didn't have to
are allowed to
had to
mustn't
What modal verbs do you use when talking about a prohibition?
MUSTN'T
The zero conditional states things that ____ happen.
Always
The exam ____ (start) at 9 tomorrow morning.
starts
Mike _____ (give) me a lift to the station later, after we finish our classes, so I can take the bus on time.
is giving
You _______ use your phone when you are driving.
mustn't
When Mary has time, she always _________ shopping. (GO)
goes
A: Oh no, I'm late for the bus! B: Don't worry I .................... (give) you a lift to your office.
will give
We use the present continuous to talk about fixed plans involving others. True or False.
True
When it ..... (RAIN), people ..... (GET) wet.
rains / get
If we ..... (HAVE) wings, we ..... (FLY) to school instead of walking.
had / would fly
Our train to Oxford ___ (leave) at 6 pm.
leaves
A: Do you have any plans for this evening? B:Not really! I ...................(stay) at home and study for the test.
am going to stay
We use ____ for spontaneous decisions and ____ ____ for decisions and intentions made earlier.
will/going to
What modal verbs do you use when talking about an advice?
SHOULD (SHOULDN'T) / OUGHT TO
You _______ spend more than about 20 minutes looking at a screen without taking a break.
shouldn't
If you ..... (PUT) ice into a fire, it ..... (MELT).
put / melts
Don't forget-you _______ remember to carry your identity cards with you at all times.
must / have to
We use "will" to make offers and requests. True or False.
True.
If we ..... (NOT POLLUTE) the world so much, we ..... (HAVE) cleaner air.
didn't pollute / would have
You ________ wash the dishes - I can do them later.
don't need to / don't have to
Give an example of a zero conditional.
-
It isn't necessary for suspects to answer police questions. Suspects _______ answer police questions.
mustn't
haven't to
don't have to
need not to
Give an example of a first conditional.
We use "will" to make predictions based on something we read or saw. True or False.
False. We use "going to" to make predictions based on something we read or saw.
If we _______________ (eat) all this cake, we ____________________ (feel) sick.
eat / will feel
To help you concentrate, you ____ close your eyes.
should