CARLOS ENRIQUE PORTILLO DEL CID 0801-1997-00498

I. REWRITE THE SENTENCES USING SUPPOSED TO AND THE WORDS IN PARENTHESES. (46%)
Example: Meet the tour guide at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning. (we / meet)
We are supposed to meet the tour guide at 8 o'clock tomorrow morning.

1. Don't return work calls after 6:00 P.M. It's important for employees to spend more time with their
families. (employees / not return)
Employees are not supposed to return work calls after 6:00 P.M. It's important for employees to
spend more time with their families.

2. My boss told me to present the sales report tomorrow. (I / present)

I am supposed to present the sales report tomorrow.

3. Marissa didn't finish editing the annual report yesterday. Our boss is going to be angry. (Marissa /
finish)
Marissa was supposed to finish editing the annual report yesterday. Our boss is going to be
angry.

4. I have a heart condition, so my doctor told me not to ride on the roller coaster. (I / not / ride)
I am not supposed to ride on the roller coaster. I have a heart condition.

5. Take your shoes off when doing karate. (you / take)

You are supposed to take your shoes off when doing karate.

6. I forgot to attend a meeting with the other sales associates yesterday. (I / attend)
I was supposed to attend a meeting with the other sales associates yesterday.

II. COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE WITH THE WORD IN PARENTHESES AND WOULD. (18%)
1. I got interested in antiques because my father would bought (buy) old furniture when I was
growing up.

2. Paul started playing tennis in high school because his friends would invite (invite) him to play
with them.

3. When you first started at the company, you would never slack (never/slack) off.

III. COMPLETE EACH SENTENCE WITH THE WORD IN PARENTHESES AND USED TO. (18%)
1. When Ahmed was a teenager, he used to like (like) to play risky, extreme sports.

2. I used to check (check) my text messages about 30 times a day when I first started this job,
but I am more laid back now.

3. When I was about ten years old, the woman who used to live (live) next door to us taught me to
knit.

IV. COMPLETE THE SENTENCE WITH THE WORD IN PARENTHESES AND PAST CONTINUOUS. (18%)
1. Her sister used to jump (jump) the rope when she was little.
2. My parents used to ground (ground) my brother when he was a teenager.
3. I used to watch (watch) cartoons when I was on vacations from school.