Exercises on grammar unit 18
Choose the correct answer:
1- He said I (may – might - should – needn't) try a different kind of job. I think it's good advice.
2- I found a course at my local college where I (could – ought – could have – mustn't) train as a teacher.
3- If I want to start this year, I (have to - may – might – shall) apply by the end of next week. I have no choice.
4- I (ought – should have – am able – can) study at home when I want to.
5- I (can't – may not – might not – should) spend all my life studying. It's impossible for me.
6- I (have to – must - might – can't) study languages. I haven't decided yet.
7- My family (might – must – have to – needn't) go to Jordan for a holiday next year. We haven't decided yet.
8- You (are able - can – had to - ought) buy almost anything online these days.
9- At my sports club, everyone (has to – should – may - might) wear flat shoes. It's an important rule.
10- You (shall - could – need to - manage) get more practice if you want to pass your driving test.
11- If you don't understand, you (may – might – mustn't – should) ask your teacher. That's my advice.
12- I really (can – must – may - might) go and get some bread before the shop closes. I don't have any bread left at home
13- My computer's broken and I need to check my e-mail. What should I do?
- There's an internet café near here. You (shall – can – are able – needn't) use one of the computers there.
14- I forgot to take my medicine this morning. What should I do?
-You (may – might – can - must) take it as soon as you get home. This is very important.
15- If his car's being repaired, how will he get to work tomorrow?
-He hasn't decided yet. He (might – has to – must - should) walk.
16- I haven't heard from Ali for two weeks. I hope he isn't ill.
-You (mustn't – could have – might have - should) phone him or go round to his house.
17- Why did you choose that course?
-Because I (could - am able – was going – didn't have) do most of the work at home.
18- What's the rule about visiting people in hospital?
-You (have to – may – might - shall) go between 2 o'clock and 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
19- You (can – have to - mustn't – might not) take photographs here. It's against the law.
20- You (are to – able to – were to - ought) wait here in this room until I return.
Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences then write them correctly:
1. I needn't buy this furniture yesterday. It was really unnecessary.
2. He could take a taxi, but he preferred to walk home yesterday.
3. You be to finish this work before 10 o'clock, or you'll be fired.
4. You have to do your homework today. You can do it tomorrow.
5. You can't leave now. You may finish this work first.
6. She must take a taxi yesterday as it was raining heavily.
7. I might wash my hands before eating. It's very important.
8. I wonder if you may do the shopping for me.
9. It was snowing heavily. The roads were slippery. At last we encouraged to reach home.
10. We may use plastic cups, so we don't have to wash anything.
-That's a good idea.
Choose the correct answer:
1- He said I (may – might - should – needn't) try a different kind of job. I think it's good advice.
2- I found a course at my local college where I (could – ought – could have – mustn't) train as a teacher.
3- If I want to start this year, I (have to - may – might – shall) apply by the end of next week. I have no choice.
4- I (ought – should have – am able – can) study at home when I want to.
5- I (can't – may not – might not – should) spend all my life studying. It's impossible for me.
6- I (have to – must - might – can't) study languages. I haven't decided yet.
7- My family (might – must – have to – needn't) go to Jordan for a holiday next year. We haven't decided yet.
8- You (are able - can – had to - ought) buy almost anything online these days.
9- At my sports club, everyone (has to – should – may - might) wear flat shoes. It's an important rule.
10- You (shall - could – need to - manage) get more practice if you want to pass your driving test.
11- If you don't understand, you (may – might – mustn't – should) ask your teacher. That's my advice.
12- I really (can – must – may - might) go and get some bread before the shop closes. I don't have any bread left at home
13- My computer's broken and I need to check my e-mail. What should I do?
- There's an internet café near here. You (shall – can – are able – needn't) use one of the computers there.
14- I forgot to take my medicine this morning. What should I do?
-You (may – might – can - must) take it as soon as you get home. This is very important.
15- If his car's being repaired, how will he get to work tomorrow?
-He hasn't decided yet. He (might – has to – must - should) walk.
16- I haven't heard from Ali for two weeks. I hope he isn't ill.
-You (mustn't – could have – might have - should) phone him or go round to his house.
17- Why did you choose that course?
-Because I (could - am able – was going – didn't have) do most of the work at home.
18- What's the rule about visiting people in hospital?
-You (have to – may – might - shall) go between 2 o'clock and 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
19- You (can – have to - mustn't – might not) take photographs here. It's against the law.
20- You (are to – able to – were to - ought) wait here in this room until I return.
Find the mistakes in each of the following sentences then write them correctly:
1. I needn't buy this furniture yesterday. It was really unnecessary.
2. He could take a taxi, but he preferred to walk home yesterday.
3. You be to finish this work before 10 o'clock, or you'll be fired.
4. You have to do your homework today. You can do it tomorrow.
5. You can't leave now. You may finish this work first.
6. She must take a taxi yesterday as it was raining heavily.
7. I might wash my hands before eating. It's very important.
8. I wonder if you may do the shopping for me.
9. It was snowing heavily. The roads were slippery. At last we encouraged to reach home.
10. We may use plastic cups, so we don't have to wash anything.
-That's a good idea.
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