Instituto Politécnico Nacional Guía de Inglés V Cecyt 7

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1 Instituto Politécnico Nacional Guía de Inglés V Cecyt 7 Rewrite the sentences using Reported Speech. 1 Children, you should pay attention in class. Our teacher told us. 2 How do you feel about your new job? Eric asked Kathy. 3 Mandy, please take the dog for a walk. Mandy s mother asked. 4 Do you want to go shopping tomorrow? Emily asked Sharon. 5 I have already visited the new museum in town. Mike told Nick. 6 Mum, don t wake me up early tomorrow morning. I asked. 7 We ll be back by 10 o clock tonight. The boys said. 8 What are you doing next Saturday? Anna asked us. Choose the correct answer. 1. You mustn t / don t have to pick me up from the airport. I can take a taxi. 2. We had better / would rather put on warm clothes. It s very cold outside. 3. I have to / need be at work at 8am every morning. 4. You can t / must be tired after such a long journey. 5. Need you / Do you need to wake up so early tomorrow? 6. You needn t / don t have worry about me, Mum. I m not a baby any more! II. Choose the word or phrase that produces a grammatically correct sentence. 7. This chocolate cake is delicious! I have another piece? a. Need b. Could c. Might d. Must 8. I left my keys at home. They re not in my bag.

2 a. must have b. can have c. would rather have d. need to have 9. You be back by 10 o clock, otherwise we ll be late for the meeting. a. can b. may c. can t d. must 10. Where s Harry? He at home. I called and there s no answer. a. can t be b. must be c. has to be d. needs to be 11. It s raining again. You take your umbrella with you. a. d better b. don t have to c. would rather d. need 12. You bring the books today. I don t need them right away! a. mustn t b. have to c. needn t d. don t have 13. Julie put her coat on because it was very cold outside. a. had to b. must c. might d. can t 14. Stephanie studies hard. She be a very good student. a. rather b. can t c. doesn t have to d. must III. Choose the word or phrase that produces a grammatically correct sentence. 15. By this time next year I English for nineteen years. a. will teach b. am going to teach c. will have been teaching d. am teaching 16. Don t worry! I everything in no time! a. fix b. ll fix c. going to fix d. ll be fixing 17. When your mum, young man, I ll tell her everything. a. will call b. is going to call c. calls d. is calling 18. Henry a shower as soon as he finishes cleaning his room. a. will have had b. will have c. will be having d. has 19. you with your husband to Sydney next Monday? a. Will be travelling b. Do travel c. Will have travelled d. Will have been travelling

3 20. Tonight Laura TV as always. a. will have watched b. will be watching c. watches d. she will watch 21. Liz to Finland next year. a. is going to move b. will have been moving c. moves d. going to move Complete the sentences using the Present Simple or the Present Progressive of the verbs in brackets. 1. Bob (not like) science-fiction films. 2. We (think) of going on a trip abroad next month. Would you like to join us? 3. They usually (go) to work by bus but since there is a bus strike today, 4. they (take) a taxi. 5. A: Who this house (belong) to? B: I (not know). Probably to some famous person. 6. Peter and Tanya have been together for quite some time. they (get) married soon? Complete the sentences with the Past Simple or the Past Progressive of the verbs in brackets. 1. My father was given a ticket because he (talk) on his mobile phone as he (drive). 2. While I (walk), I (slip) on a banana peel and (break) my leg. 3. As soon as he (hear) the strange noise, he (run) downstairs to see what it was. 4. What you (do) between nine and ten yesterday evening? 5. The teacher (notice) that we (not pay) attention in class. Join the following sentences using who, which, whose or where. Add commas where necessary. 1. Tom s brother is a surgeon. He works in a big hospital. 2. This dress is made of silk. It is very expensive. 3. Brian is my best friend. His mother is a soap opera actress. 4. I am going to London. I am going to study Economics there.

4 _ 5. He is an author. His books have been read by thousands of people. _ 6. Mrs Braxton is a neighbour. She looks after our cat when we are away. Turn the following questions into indirect ones. 1. How can I get to the post office? Do you know? 2. Is there a petrol station near here? I would like to know. 3. Why are you late? Can you tell me? 4. Where did you put the keys? Do you remember? 5. Is Jenny coming to the party tonight? Could you tell me? Complete with the correct form of use to. 1. He play tennis quite often but after his knee injury he had to give it up. a. used to b. was used to c. got used to 2. you to the cinema last night? a. Did use to go b. Did go c. Were used to going 3. I found living in a noisy city environment hard at first but now I it. a. used to b. get used to c. am used to 4. My son gradually at his new school. As a matter of fact, he has made a few friends. a. is used to being b. is getting used to being c. did use to be 5. Mary for her Science exam and she failed it. a. didn t study b. didn t use to study c. wasn t used to studying

5 Change the direct speech to reported speech: 1. I've never been to Brazil. 2. She has visited Paris three times. 3. He has read War and Peace. 4. I haven't seen Julie for ages. 5. He hasn't been to school this week. 6. We haven't seen The Lord of the Rings. 7. They've eaten in a lot of different restaurants. 8. I've never tried skateboarding. 9. Lucy has drunk six cups of coffee today. 10. Mr Black has written three books. She said

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