Prepare 6 - Review 2

Is this the best ending they ___________ think of? COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB.

I hope we COULD / HAVE MANAGED TO persuade you to joing the team.

It's not a romance but it's a very m______ novel with some wonderful dialogue.

A: Shall we eat _______ tonight? We could go to that amazing beef restaurant. B: The Argentinian one? I’d rather not, I’m trying to cut ______ meat from my diet at the moment.

Hi, how are you? I didn’t see you for ages. CORRECT THE MISTAKE.

A: I’m going to heat ______ this curry so we can eat it before it goes ______. B: Not again, Dad! That’ll be the third day in a row.

She has a friend WHICH / WHO is like a sister.

The director discussed the o______ c________ of the novel and how they adapted it for the film.

Last night, I LEFT / HAVE LEFT my phone at the cinema.

I enjoyed the film. I _________ see anything wrong with the plot. COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB.

The film dealt with some really c_____  i_____  about childhood and growing up.

I’m sorry, I ___________ get tickets for the opening night. It had sold out. COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB.

I love the u______ p______ and never knowing what would happen next.

The book won awards for its s______ i_________ of the countryside.

A: Eat _______ your salad! B: Yes, you can’t live ________ just chips.

I __________ join you, I have to do some homework instead. COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB.

We’re sorry we wouldn’t be able to go to your party. CORRECT THE MISTAKE.

I got confused between the m_______ c_______ because they were all so similiar.

This film’s in English. Concentrate and you _________ follow it. COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB.

Did you like the present wich they gave you? CORRECT THE MISTAKE.

It’s a great story, but I haven’t __________ finish the whole book yet. COMPLETE WITH A MODAL VERB.