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GIVING ADVICE- MODAL VERBS-10 QUESTIONS
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Started on Wednesday, 5 January 2022, 12:00 PM
 State Finished
Completed on Wednesday, 5 January 2022, 12:23 PM
 Time taken 22 mins 21 secs
Marks 17.00/17.00
 Grade 10.00 out of 10.00 (100%)
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Question 1
Give your friend advice and to the phrases
Correct
below.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00

1. "I am always tired during the day."
 You should go to be
d earlier. 
 2. "I need to lose weight."
You shouldn’t eat so m
 uch cake. 
3. "I’m very stressed these days."

You should try to rel
ax more. 

4. "I feel bored."
You should take up a n

ew hobby. 
 5. "My purse was stolen again!"
You shouldn’t be so
 careless. 
6. "I can’t see very well."
 You should have an
eye test. 
 7. "My boss is driving me crazy!"
You should quit your job
. 
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8. "My phone bill is really expensive."
You shouldn’t use your ph
one all day. 
 You will go to bed earlier.
 You should go to bed later.
 You can't go to the gym.

You shouldn’t do exercises.

You can try to relax more.

You should work hard more.

You will sleep more.
 You mustn't go on vacation.
 You shouldn’t be a thief.
 You should be so forgetful.
You would open your eyes. You shouldn't wear glasses.

You shouldn't look for another job.
You will invite your boss to a date.
 You should pay your phone bill.
 You can’t make some phone calls.

Su respuesta es correcta.
 The correct answer is:

Give your friend advice and to the phrases
 below.



[You should go to bed earlier.]
2. "I need to lose weight."
 [You shouldn’t eat so much cake.]
 [You should try to relax more.]
4. "I feel bored."
[You should take up a new hobby.]
5. "My purse was stolen again!"
 [You shouldn’t be so careless.]
[You should have an eye test.]
7. "My boss is driving me crazy!"
 [You should quit your job.]
 [You shouldn’t use your phone all day.]
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Question 2
Claire is an architect. She has just started
Correct
her new job.
Mark 8.00 out
of 8.00 Complete the sentences below using the

right modal in the correct form, positive or
 negative.


1. She has to  work 8 hours every day.
 2. She mustn’t  smoke at work. The building

is a non-smoking area.

3. She doesn’t have to  wear very formal
 clothes. The office has a relaxed dress code.
4. She has to  wear a hard hat when

 visiting a building site, according to safety
regulations.
 5. She has to  meet clients every day. Her

work involves a lot of meetings.

6. She must  work hard if she wants a
 promotion. Her boss is very demanding.
7. She doesn’t have to  get up early every

 day. She can work flexible hours.
8. She mustn’t  park her car near the

building entrance. That space is reserved for the
director.

The correct answer is:

Claire is an architect. She has just started
 her new job.

Complete the sentences below using the
right modal in the correct form, positive or
 negative.


1. She [has to] work 8 hours every day.
 2. She [mustn’t] smoke at work. The building is a

non-smoking area.
3. She [doesn’t have to]wear very formal clothes.

 The office has a relaxed dress code.
4. She [has to] wear a hard hat when visiting a

 building site, according to safety regulations.
5. She [has to] meet clients every day. Her work

 involves a lot of meetings.
6. She [must] work hard if she wants a

promotion. Her boss is very demanding.

7. She [doesn’t have to]get up early every day.
She can work flexible hours.
 8. She [mustn’t] park her car near the building

entrance. That space is reserved for the
 director.
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Question 3
Complete the sentence below with the right
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00

Sandra’s new boyfriend _______ be very
 popular. Everybody seems to know him.


a. may

b. could
 c. can't
d. must 


 The correct answer is:
must

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Question 4
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00

Phillip ________ be on Facebook.
 Everybody is these days.


a. could

b. may
 c. can't
d. must 


must

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Question 5
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
 You know your grammar really well. This

exercise _____ be difficult for you.

 a. can't 
 b. may
c. could

d. must




can't
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Question 6
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00

Running a marathon ________ be really
 difficult if you don’t run every week.


a. can't

b. must 
 c. may
 d. could

must

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Question 7
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
 It _____ be Hector at the door. He left the

party an hour ago.

a. must

b. can't 
 c. could
 d. may

can't

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Question 8
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
 You’ve been working in the garden all day.

You ________ be really tired now.

a. can't

b. could
 c. must 
 d. may

must

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Question 9
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
 .The dog ________ be hungry. Feed her!
 a. could
b. can't

c. may

d. must 
 Su respuesta es correcta.

 must
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Question 10
Correct
modal.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
It _______ be easy living in an extremely

 cold climate like in Siberia.
 a. may
b. can't 

c. must

d. could

 Su respuesta es correcta.

 can't

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3. REAding/LISTENING/SPEAKING. HAVE TO, MUST TO, NEED TO, SHOULD, CAN
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Started on Wednesday, 5 January 2022, 12:26 PM
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Completed on Wednesday, 5 January 2022, 1:03 PM
 Time taken 36 mins 55 secs
Marks 30.00/44.00
 Grade 6.82 out of 10.00 (68%)
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Question 1
Company policies
Correct
Read the dialogue and do the activities below.
Mark 7.00 out
of 7.00



 Match the verbs on the left to the expressions on the right to

form phrases from the dialogue.

take
a break 
 stay
longer at work 
give
one month’s notice 

work
from home 

be entitled
to annual leave 
 report
to work 
 clear
your head 
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take → a break,

stay → longer at work,
give → one month’s notice,
work → from home,
be entitled → to annual leave,

 report → to work,
clear → your head

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Question 2
Match the words/phrases on the left to the
Correct definitions on the right.
Mark 7.00 out
of 7.00
 annual leave
a paid number of days each year that you are allow

 entitled (to have the legal right to do or have something
something)


telecommuting
working at home, via the internet
 
inappropriate
not suitable


limiting, not relaxed
 strict

 encourage
to talk or behave in a way that gives someone the c
(someone to
 do something) 
settle in
to become comfortable and familiar with a new situ
 

 The correct answer is:
annual leave → a paid number of days each year that you are
allowed to be away from work,
entitled (to something) → have the legal right to do or have

 something,
telecommuting → working at home, via the internet,
inappropriate → not suitable, strict → limiting, not relaxed,

encourage (someone to do something) → to talk or behave in a
way that gives someone the confidence to do something,

settle in → to become comfortable and familiar with a new
situation, for example, a new job

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Question 3
Complete each sentence below using a
Partially
correct
suitable structure from the class in the
Mark 3.00 out
correct form, positive or negative.
 of 8.00
Claire is an architect. She has just started a new job.



1. She mustn’t /may not  work 8 hours
 every day.
2. She has to/needs to/must  smoke at work.

The building is a non-smoking area.

3. She doesn't have to/ don't need to/must  wear very
formal clothes. The office has a relaxed dress code.
4. She has to/needs to/must  wear a hard

 hat when visiting a building site, according to safety regulations.
5. She has to/needs to/must  meet clients


every day. Her work involves a lot of meetings.
 6. She must/has to/should  work hard if

she wants a promotion. Her boss is very demanding.

7. She doesn’t have to/doesn’t need to  get up early
every day. She can work flexible hours.

8. She should allowed to/may not  park her car
 near the building entrance. That space is reserved for
the director.

 have to/needs to/must
 has to/needn't /must
may/have to/should




Su respuesta es parcialmente correcta.

You have correctly selected 3.


Complete each sentence below using a

suitable structure from the class in the
correct form, positive or negative.


 Claire is an architect. She has just started a new job.


 1. She [has to/needs to/must] work 8 hours every day.
2. She [mustn’t /may not] smoke at work. The building is a non-

 smoking area.
3. She [doesn’t have to/doesn’t need to]wear very formal
 clothes. The office has a relaxed dress code.
4. She [has to/needs to/must] wear a hard hat when visiting a


building site, according to safety regulations.
5. She [has to/needs to/must] meet clients every day. Her work


involves a lot of meetings.
6. She [must/has to/should] work hard if she wants a

promotion. Her boss is very demanding.

7. She [have to/needs to/must] get up early every day. She can
work flexible hours.
8. She [should allowed to/may not] park her car near the
building entrance. That space is reserved for the director.

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Question 4
Correct
Listen to the dialogue and choose T (True)
Mark 7.00 out
or F (False) next to each statement below.
of 7.00




The office closes at 7 pm.

TRUE


 There is no formal dress code.
TRUE

 FALSE
Lunch breaks are 35 minutes’ long.


Telecommuting is possible after a few months.
TRUE
 
Vacation days do not carry over to the next year FALSE
 if employees don’t use them all.
 Working hours are strictly from 9 am to 5 pm.

FALSE

 FALSE
Employees get 26 days of annual leave.
 Su respuesta es correcta.
The office closes at 7 pm. → TRUE,
There is no formal dress code. → TRUE,
 Lunch breaks are 35 minutes’ long. → FALSE,
Telecommuting is possible after a few months. → TRUE,

 Vacation days do not carry over to the next year if employees
don’t use them all. → FALSE,
 Working hours are strictly from 9 am to 5 pm. → FALSE,
Employees get 26 days of annual leave. → FALSE


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Question 5
Look at the table below. Find examples of
Partially
correct
each structure from the dialogue and put
Mark 6.00 out
them in the table.
 of 10.00
Structure Use


 must to say that something is

You’ll have to stay lon
have to necessary or obligatory
 need to 
should
/ to say that something is
 you should always give us
shouldn’t a good or bad idea


can/can’t to ask for or give
You can report to work an
 permission 


don’t to say that something is
You don’t have to wear he
 have to not necessary 
don’t
 need to
may/may to ask for or give

Only holiday on top of this
 not permission (more polite)


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Question 6
What are your company’s policies?
Not answered
Record a short description for your company’s policies.
Marked out of
If you don't have a job or company invent one.
5.00
 Use language from this lesson.
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Dashboard My courses Mgst. Mary Patiño - ING04 UNIT 1 PHRASAL VERBS - activity 1
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Started on Friday, 7 January 2022, 12:36 PM
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Completed on Friday, 7 January 2022, 1:04 PM
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Time taken 27 mins 30 secs
Marks 25.00/29.00
 Grade 8.62 out of 10.00 (86%)
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Question 1
Complete the questions with the prasal
Partially
correct
verbs from the box, then answer them with
Mark 4.00 out
your own ideas:
 of 8.00
 1. When you go out with your friends, do you always

meet up  at the same place? Where?

At the park 
 2. Have you ever had to put up  with a noisy
 neighbour?
Not fortunately 

3. Do you always dress up  new clothes
 before you buy them?
yes i do 
4. Did you get back  late after your

 work/studies yesterday?
sometimes i do 
5. Are you going to move out  of your home
 soon?
no, i am no 

6. Do you often fill up  when you go out
 with your friends?
yes, i do 

7. Have you ever put up  somebody
 take out  who you didn’t know very well?
Who?

no, i haven't 

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Question 2
Match the phrasal verbs to their meaning.
Correct
Try to discover their meaning from the
Mark 10.00 out
of 10.00
context.

1. John started to work out at the gym to improve his physical


condition. do physical exercise 
 2. I can’t meet you on Wednesday. Can we put off the meeting
till Friday? postpone 

The correct answer is: postpone
Mark 1.00 out of 1.00


3. I’m afraid I have to call off our meeting. I’m really busy today.
 cancel 
4. He finally found the courage to ask her out.


invite somebody on a date 
 5. I’m going to be at home all afternoon, so drop by if you find

some time.
 visit somebody without making an appointment 
The correct answer is: visit somebody without making an

 appointment


6. Are you going to move in with your parents again?
start living somewhere 
The correct answer is: start living somewhere
 Mark 1.00 out of 1.00

7. Don’t show up late for the meeting! The boss won’t be happy.
arrive 
8. The internet connection wasn’t working, so I had to do without

 email for a day. manage without something 
 9. Diego always eats in. His wife is a very good cook.
has a meal at home 


10. Mr. Chan can’t cook very well, so he often eats out.
has a meal in a restaurant 

The correct answer is: has a meal in a restaurant
 Mark 1.00 out of 1.00
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Question 3
Watch the video clips. Match the sentences
Correct
with each clip.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00




A woman is taking off her shoes.
1 

A woman is eating out.
6 

A woman is working out.
2 
 A woman needs to calm down.

5 
A woman is putting on lipstick.

4 

A woman is eating in.
7 
A woman is trying to cheer somebody up.

3 


 A woman is taking off her shoes. → 1,
A woman is eating out. → 6,

A woman is working out. → 2,
 A woman needs to calm down. → 5,
A woman is putting on lipstick. → 4,

 A woman is eating in. → 7,
A woman is trying to cheer somebody up. → 3


Question 4
Correct
Mark 10.00 out
of 10.00
context.


 1. We have this shirt in a smaller size. Would you like to try it on?
wear an item of clothing to see if it fits 


2. Let’s meet up at the fountain at 8pm and walk to the bar
 together.
meet someone somewhere in order to do something together



 3. If you drop out of school, it will be more difficult to get a job.
 stop attending before you finish 
4. It’s a fancy restaurant, so we have to dress up.


wear special clothes (to appear formal and attractive) 

5. I got back late from work yesterday. returned
 
6. Tatiana lives in London, but she grew up in Russia. Her parents


are Russian. became an adult 

7. Their flat was too small so they decided to move out and live
in a house.
stop living somewhere and start living in a new home 


8. Your English is really coming along. I’ve never heard you
 speak so well.
improving, making progress 


9. When I was visiting Paris, I had nowhere to stay so an old
 friend of mine put me up for the night.
let somebody stay at your place temporarily



 10. I can’t put up with the noise of traffic anymore! I must find a
new place to live.

tolerate, continue to accept a difficult situation
 



context.


1. We have this shirt in a smaller size. Would you like to try it
on? [wear an item of clothing to see if it fits]
2. Let’s meet up at the fountain at 8pm and walk to the bar

together.[meet someone somewhere in order to do something
 together]
3. If you drop out of school, it will be more difficult to get a


job. [stop attending before you finish]
4. It’s a fancy restaurant, so we have to dress up. [wear special


clothes (to appear formal and attractive)]
 5. I got back late from work yesterday. [returned]
6. Tatiana lives in London, but she grew up in Russia. Her parents

 are Russian. [became an adult]
7. Their flat was too small so they decided to move out and live
 in a house. [stop living somewhere and start living in a new
home]
 8. Your English is really coming along. I’ve never heard you
speak so well. [improving, making progress]
 9. When I was visiting Paris, I had nowhere to stay so an old
friend of mine put me up for the night. [let somebody stay at
 your place temporarily]
10. I can’t put up with the noise of traffic anymore! I must find a
 new place to live. [tolerate, continue to accept a difficult
situation]
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Started on Monday, 17 January 2022, 11:14 AM
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Completed on Monday, 17 January 2022, 12:14 PM
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Time taken 1 hour
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Question 1
Find the meaning of the phrasal verb.
Complete

Marked out of
1.00 Run out of:


a. not having enough of something
 b. spend
time with somebody and have a romantic
relationship with them.
c. stop living in a particular home.
 d. reduce the amount of something that you eat, spend, use,

etc.
e. return to a place

Question 2
Complete
the conversation with the correct form of the verbs on
 Complete
the box.
Marked out of
 4.00
Jeff: When I was young, my

parents never let me watch TV.

Paul: Really! Why not?
 Jeff: They wanted me to read books

and think about the
stories, not just watching TV.
 Paul: My parents were
pretty easygoing about watching TV.
Jeff: what do you mean?


Paul: Well, they just made me do my homework first. Then
 I could watch all the TV I wanted.
 get let

Question 3
Choose the right answer.
Complete

Marked out of
1.00 What would you rather do tonight?

a. I'd rather to hang out with friends.

b. I'd rather to stay home

c. I'd rather stay home
 d. I'd rather movies at home.
 Question 4 Based on the uses of causative verbs select the

correct verb on
Complete this sentence.
 Marked out of

1.00
My
brother is always trying to

___________his kids to do the chores.

a. make
 b. let
 c. get
d. help
e. have

Question 5
Complete
Choose the correct option to
Marked out of complete the statement.
1.00

Please make him __________________ doing that.



a. to stop
 b. stop
 c. stopped

Question 6
Choose the most appropriate answer to
Complete
express advice.
Marked out of
1.00

The children __________ play soccer in
 the house. They may break something.
a. can't

b. shouldn´t

c. couldn't

d. mustn't
 e. don't have to

Question 7
Complete
In each of the pictures below, something is
Marked out of
wrong or not expected. Complete each
6.00 person’s thought using should or shouldn’t

and a suitable infinitive:

1. The bill shouldn't be so expensive.

2. My food should be here by now.

3. I shouldn't be feeling so ill after taking the
 medicine.
4. There shouldn't be all these spelling

mistakes.
 5. She should know how to use a printer.
6. They should be here. The meeting is

about to start.

 Question 8

Complete
modal.
Marked out of
1.00
.The dog ________ be hungry. Feed her!


a. can't

b. could

c. may
 d. must

Question 9
Complete
modal.
Marked out of
1.00

Sandra’s new boyfriend _______ be very
 popular. Everybody seems to know him.


a. could

b. can't
 c. must
 d. may

Question 10
Complete
Phrasal Verbs in English
Marked out of
Fill in the sentence with the correct phrasal
1.00 verb.


 Quick! ________ the bus. It's ready to leave.
 a. try on
b. get on

c. take off

d. switch on
 e. turn around

Question 11
Complete
express prohibition.
Marked out of
1.00

We ______ eat sweets in the classrooms.


a. can't

b. mustn't
 c. don't have to
 d. shouldn´t
e. couldn't


Question 12 Based on the uses of causative verbs select the
correct verb on
Marked out of

1.00
 I
always_________ my daughter to finish
her homework before dinner.

a. make

b. help

c. has
 d. let
 e. get

correct verb on
Marked out of

1.00
 My
wife__________ me pick up the kids
after school.

a. make

b. allow

c. get
 d. has
 e. help

Question 14
Complete
express obligation.
Marked out of
1.00

Denny ___________ save his money to
 go on vacation.
a. can

b. should

c. must

d. has to
 e. could

Question 15
Listen to a dialogue between a host and
Complete
Marked out of
guest. Complete the four requests/offers

17.00 and replies below.



Simon: Can
I get you something to drink?

Gianluca: Yes, please.
A coffee would be nice.

Simon: How do you like your
coffee?
 Gianluca: White,
please.
Simon: Do you take sugar ?

Gianluca: Just
one.
 Simon: Here you are. Would you like to
eat lunch now?

Gianluca: No
thanks, I’m all right. I ate
on the

plane. But could I just try one
of those biscuits
over there? They look
very tasty.
Simon: Yes, of course. Help yourself.

Gianluca: Thank you.
Oh, before I forget...
could I check my
email from your
 computer ? I’m expecting

an important
message.

Simon: I’m afraid the Internet isn’t
working at
 the moment.
Gianluca: OK,
I’ll just make a quick phone

call if
that’s all right.
 Simon: Sure. Go ahead.


Question 16
Complete
1.00

He forced me __________________ to his parents.



a. to apologize
 b. apologize
 c. apologized

Question 17
Complete
modal.
Marked out of
1.00

Phillip ________ be on Facebook.
 Everybody is these days.


a. may

b. must
 c. could
 d. can't

Question 18
 Choose the right answer.
Complete

Marked out of
 1.00 Would you prefer to watch TV or a film?
 a. I would prefer to watch a film.
b. I would prefer watch ta film.

c. I'd prefer watch a film.
d. I'd prefer watch TV.

Question 19
Find the meaning of the phrasal verb.
Complete

Marked out of
1.00 Move out of:


a. stop living in a particular home.
 b. return to a place
c. reduce the amount of something that you eat,

 spend,use,etc.
d. not having enough of something


e. spend
time with somebody and have a romantic
 relationship with them.

correct verb on
Marked out of

1.00
 My
parents _______________me work
at the family business after school.

a. get

b. allow

c. help
 d. has
 e. make

Question 21
 Choose the right answer.
Complete

Marked out of
 1.00 Where would you rather eat tonight?
 a. I would rather eat at Subway's.
 b. I'd rather tonight McDonald´s.
c. I'd rather to eat at McDonald's.
d. I'd rather to eat at Subway's.

Question 22
Choose the right answer.
Complete

Marked out of
1.00 would you rather play chess or cards?

a. I'd rather to play chess.

b. I would rather to play cards.

c. I would rather play chess.
 d. I'd rather chess play.
 Question 23
Complete
express ability.
 Marked out of
1.00
 8 years ago, I __________ play the piano.
a. have to

b. should

c. could

d. can
e. must

Question 24
Complete
1.00

I'll let you __________________.

a. knew

b. know

c. to know


Question 25
Company policies
Complete
Read the dialogue and do the activities below.
Marked out of
7.00



 Match the verbs on the left to the expressions on the right to

form phrases from the dialogue.

work
from home
 give
one month’s notice
clear
your head

report
to work

be entitled
to annual leave
 take
a break
 stay
longer at work

correct verb on
Marked out of

1.00
 My
brother always ________ me to drive
him places.

a. helps

b. has

c. makes
 d. gets
 e. lets

Question 27
Complete
express ability.
Marked out of
1.00

My brother ___________ drive a car. He
 does not have his license.
a. don't have to

b. can't

c. shouldn´t

d. mustn't
 e. couldn't

Question 28
Complete
Marked out of
10.00
context.

1. John started to work out at the gym to improve his physical


condition. do physical exercise
 2. I can’t meet you on Wednesday. Can we put off the meeting

till Friday? postpone

3. I’m afraid I have to call off our meeting. I’m really busy today.
 cancel
4. He finally found the courage to ask her out.


invite somebody on a date
 5. I’m going to be at home all afternoon, so drop by if you find

some time.
 visit somebody without making an appointment
 6. Are you going to move in with your parents again?

start living somewhere

7. Don’t show up late for the meeting! The boss won’t be happy.
 arrive
8. The internet connection wasn’t working, so I had to do without
email for a day. manage without something

9. Diego always eats in. His wife is a very good cook.
has a meal at home
10. Mr. Chan can’t cook very well, so he often eats out.
 has a meal in a restaurant

correct verb on

Marked out of

1.00
We
never _____________our mom cook

dinner.
 a. help
 b. has
c. let

d. get

e. make


Question 30
Complete
Match the modals with their uses.
Marked out of
1.00 CAN/CAN'T To ask for permission, to make a request, or to ta

MUST/MUSTN’T To talk about personal obligation or prohibition.
 HAVE TO/DON’T
To indicate future action.
HAVE TO

SHOULD/SHOULDN’T To ask for and give advice.
 COULD/COULDN’T To show that you are pretty sure something will
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GENERAL ENGLISH · GRAMMAR PRACTICE · INTERMEDIATE (B1-B2)
MODAL VERBS
2 - NECESSITY
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1 Modal verbs for necessity and advice

We use the modal verbs must, have to, need to and should to say that something is necessary or to
give advice. The table below summarizes the main uses of the positive and negative forms:
Modal verb Use Examples
must to say that something is It’s getting late. I have to go now.

have to necessary or obligatory You must get up early if you want to get to work.
need to Joaquim isn’t ready for his exam. He needs to
study harder.
NOTE: must vs. have to In general, must refers
to an internal feeling whereas have to can also
refer to an external obligation, e.g. a rule, a time
limit, etc.
don’t have to to say that something is I’m not working tomorrow so I don’t have to get
don’t need to not necessary up early.
needn’t You don’t need to give me your phone number. I
already have it.
You needn’t worry about me. I’ll be fine.
mustn’t to say that something is You mustn’t smoke here. This is a non-smoking
prohibited or forbidden area.
should / to say that something is You should spend some time in England to
shouldn’t a good or bad idea improve your English.
You shouldn’t drink so quickly.
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MODAL VERBS 2 - NECESSITY AND ADVICE
A: It’s getting late. I must go home now.

B: Really? But you don’t have to work tomorrow.
A: Yes, I know. But I should get some sleep. My doctor says I need to relax more.
2 Practice 1 - Must or have to

Claire is a architect. She has just started her new job. Complete the sentences below using must or
have to in the correct form, positive or negative.
1. She has to work 8 hours every day.

2. She smoke at work. The building is a non-smoking area.
3. She wear very formal clothes. The office has a relaxed dress code.
4. She wear a hard hat when visiting a building site, according to safety regulations.
5. She meet clients every day. Her work involves a lot of meetings.
6. She work hard if she wants a promotion. Her boss is very demanding.
7. She get up early every day. She can work flexible hours.
8. She park her car near the building entrance. That space is reserved for the
director.
3 Practice 2 - Should or shouldn’t

Give your friend advice using should or shouldn’t and one of the phrases below.
be so careless eat so much cake go to bed earlier have an eye test

quit your job take up a new hobby try to relax more use your phone all day

You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. "I need to lose weight."
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4. "I feel bored."
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. "My purse was stolen again!"
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7. "My boss is driving me crazy!"
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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4 Practice 3
Rewrite each sentence using an appropriate modal verb from Page 1. More than one answer may be
possible.
1. It is very important that you do not forget to call me tomorrow.

You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. It is not necessary for them to wait for me.
They . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3. It is obligatory for us to check out of the hotel before midday.
We . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4. It is a good idea for him to study hard if he wants to pass his exam.
He . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. I feel it is very important that you try to go to bed early tonight.
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6. It isn’t a good idea to believe everything you read on the internet.
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7. It is obligatory to drive on the left side of the road in the UK.
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8. It is forbidden to cross the border without a passport.
You . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9. It is not necessary for his present to be expensive.
His present . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Talk about your country. What advice would you give a visitor. Make some sentences using the modal
verbs from this lesson, for example:
You have to drive on the right. You should use the formal ‘you’ when you don’t know someone.

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Key
2. Practice 1 - Must or have to
2. mustn’t
3. doesn’t have to
4. has to
5. has to
6. must / has to
7. doesn’t have to
8. mustn’t
3. Practice 2 - Should or shouldn’t
1. You should go to bed earlier.

2. You shouldn’t eat so much cake.
3. You should try to relax more.
4. You should take up a new hobby.
5. You shouldn’t be so careless.
6. You should have an eye test.
7. You should quit your job.
8. You shouldn’t use your phone all day.
4. Practice 3
1. You mustn’t forget to call me tomorrow.

2. They don’t have to/don’t need to/needn’t wait for me.
3. We have to / need to check out of the hotel before midday.
4. He should study hard if he wants to pass his exam.
5. You must try to go to bed early tonight.
6. You shouldn’t believe everything you read on the internet.
7. You have to drive on the left side of the road in the UK.
8. You mustn’t cross the border without a passport.
9. His present doesn’t have to / doesn’t need to / needn’t be expensive.
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POSSIBILITY AND
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1 Modal verbs for possibility, certainty and expectation

We use the modal verbs may, could, might, can’t and must to talk about things that are possible or
certain.
Modal verb Use Examples
must to say that you are certain You haven’t eaten all day. You must be
that something is true hungry.
You must be joking if you expect me to
cook for you again.
can’t to say that you are certain "Is Anne at home?" "No, she can’t be at
that something is not true home. She’s working today."
They can’t have the same exam results.
could to say that it is possible Anne may be at work, but I’m not sure.
may / may not that something is true or "Who’s that at the door?" "It could be the
not true postman."
might / might not to say that it is possible You might like to know that we are having
(but not very likely) that a meeting tomorrow evening.
something is true or not It might not be a good idea to call John.
true He usually prefers email.
should / shouldn’t to say that we expect or The price should be $10, not $20.
don’t expect something to If we leave now, we should get there on
happen or to be different time.

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MODAL VERBS 3 - POSSIBILITY AND EXPECTATION
A: Where is David?
B: He should be at work.
A: He can’t be at work. He has a day off today.
B: He might be at home then.
2 Practice - must or can’t
Complete the sentences below with must or can’t:
1. Sandra’s new boyfriend be very popular. Everybody seems to know him.

2. Phillip be on Facebook. Everybody is these days.
3. You know your grammar really well. This exercise be difficult for you.
4. Running a marathon be really difficult if you don’t run every week.
5. It be Hector at the door. He left the party an hour ago.
6. You’ve been working in the garden all day. You be really tired now.
7. The dog be hungry. Feed her!
8. It be easy living in an extremely cold climate like in Siberia.
3 Practice - should or shouldn’t
In each of the pictures below, something is wrong or not expected. Complete each person’s thought
using should or shouldn’t and a suitable infinitive:
1. "The bill so expensive."

2. "My food here by now."
3. "I feeling so ill after taking the medicine."
4. "There all these spelling mistakes."
5. "She how to use a printer."
6. "They here. The meeting is about to start."

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4 Practice
Rewrite the sentences below using a suitable modal verb from page 1. More than one answer is
possible in some cases.
1. There is a chance that Jean is at home.

Jean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
2. I expect that it won’t be difficult to finish this task on time.
This task . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
3. It is possible that Patrick isn’t playing football with his friends.
Patrick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4. It is possible that the criminal is dangerous.
The criminal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
5. Alison doesn’t speak Italian (this is unexpected because her mother is Italian).
Alison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
6. I don’t know the score, but I am certain Spain are winning the match.
I don’t know the score, but Spain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
7. I don’t expect that we will have any problems on our journey.
We . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
8. You can ask Alan, but it’s possible that he doesn’t know.
You can ask Alan, but . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
9. It’s impossible that Shenzhen is in India. It sounds more like a Chinese city.
Shenzhen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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2. Practice - must or can’t
1. must
2. must
3. can’t
4. must
5. can’t
6. must
7. must
8. can’t
3. Practice - should or shouldn’t
1. shouldn’t be
2. should be
3. shouldn’t be
4. shouldn’t be
5. should know
6. should be
4. Practice
1. Jean might/may/could be at home.

2. This task shouldn’t be difficult to finish on time.
3. Patrick might/may not be playing football with his friends.
4. The criminal might/may/could be dangerous.
5. Alison should speak Italian.
6. I don’t know the score, but Spain must be winning the match.
7. We shouldn’t have any problems on our journey.
8. You can ask Alan, but he might/may not know.
9. Shenzhen can’t be in India. It sounds more like a Chinese city.
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Choose the correct phrasal verb: go on / pick up / come back / come up with / go back / find
out / come out / go out / point out / grow up / set up / turn out / get out / come in(to) / take on.
1. Can you ________________________________________ (think of an idea) a better

idea?
2. She ________________________________________ (showed / mentioned) that the
shops would already be closed.
3. I wish I hadn’t ________________________________________ (become responsible
for) so much work!
4. I ________________________________________ (went to an event) for dinner with
my husband last night.
5. He ________________________________________ (entered a place where the
speaker is) the kitchen and made some tea.
6. Where did you ________________________________________ (become an adult)?
7. I’d love to ________________________________________ (arrange / create) my
own business.
8. I really want to ________________________________________ (leave a building)
of this office and go for a walk.
9. As I arrived, he ________________________________________ (appeared from a
place) of the door.
10. She ________________________________________ (got something from a place)
some dinner on the way home.
11. Could you ________________________________________ (get information) what
time we need to arrive?
12. I thought the conference was going to be boring but it
________________________________________ (in the end we discovered) to be
quite useful.
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13. What time did you ________________________________________ (return to a
place where the speaker is) yesterday?
14. She ________________________________________ (appeared from a place) of the
café and put on her gloves.
15. A performance ________________________________________ (is happening) at
the moment.
16. He ________________________________________ (left a car) of the car.
17. He ________________________________________ (went to an event) a lot at the
weekend, so he’s tired today.
18. Can we ________________________________________ (arrange / create) a meeting
next week?
19. Would anybody like to ________________________________________ (become
responsible for) this new client?
20. He ________________________________________ (returned to a place where the
speaker is) before I left.
21. It’s lovely watching my children ________________________________________
(become adults).
22. She ________________________________________ (returned to a place where the
speaker is not) to school.
23. He ________________________________________ (showed / mention) the stars to
the children.
24. He ________________________________________ (returned to a place where the
speaker is not) to Poland last year.
25. He ________________________________________ (thought of an idea) a solution.
26. Please ________________________________________ (enter a place where the
speaker is)!
27. At the end of the film, it ________________________________________ (in the end
we discovered) that John was a good guy.
28. Could you ________________________________________ (get someone from a
place) Lucy later?
29. We need to ________________________________________ (get information) how
much it costs.
30. What ________________________________________ (’s happening)?
Answers: Phrasal Verbs 1
1. Can you come up with a better idea?

2. She pointed out that the shops would already be closed.
3. I wish I hadn’t taken on so much work!
4. I went out for dinner with my husband last night.
5. He came into the kitchen and made some tea.
6. Where did you grow up?
7. I’d love to set up my own business.
8. I really want to get out of this office and go for a walk.
9. As I arrived, he came out of the door.
10. She picked up some dinner on the way home.
11. Could you find out what time we need to arrive?
12. I thought the conference was going to be boring but it turned out to be quite useful.
13. What time did you come back yesterday?
14. She came out of the café and put on her gloves.
15. A performance is going on at the moment.
16. He got out of the car.
17. He went out a lot at the weekend, so he’s tired today.
18. Can we set up a meeting next week?
19. Would anybody like to take on this new client?
20. He came back before I left.
21. It’s lovely watching my children grow up.
22. She went back to school.
23. He pointed out the stars to the children.
24. He went back to Poland last year.
25. He came up with a solution.
26. Please come in!
27. At the end of the film, it turned out that John was a good guy.
28. Could you pick up Lucy later?
29. We need to find out how much it costs.
30. What’s going on?
Phrasal Verbs in English – Fill-in
Exercise
1 Quick! Get on the bus. It's ready to leave.
2 I don't know where my book is. I have to look for it.
3 It's dark inside. Can you switch on the light, please?
4 Fill in the form, please.
5 I need some new clothes. Why don't you try on these jeans?
6 It's warm inside. Take off your coat.
7 This pencil is really old. You can throw it away.
8 It's so loud here. Can you turn down the radio a little?
9 The firemen were able to put out the fire in Church Street.
10 Does your little brother believe in ghosts?
Repeat exercise
Shuffle exercise
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1 Reading
In pairs, read the conversation below.
Conversation A
Host: Hello! Enter!
Guest: Thank you. Just let me extinguish my cigarette.
Host: Sure.
Guest: Shall I remove my shoes?
Host: No, it’s all right. You can continue to wear them. How was the first week in your
new job?
Guest: Well, I have a very good relationship with my colleagues. But my new boss is
very mean.
Host: I see that you look a bit upset. But I have some news that will make you feel
happier.
Guest: Really?
Host: Yes. I unexpectedly found some photos of our holiday in Spain. Have a look.
Guest: Oh great. That will help me to stop feeling upset.

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Now read the version below.
Conversation B
Host: Hello! Come in!
Guest: Thank you. Just let me put out my cigarette.
Host: Sure.
Guest: Shall I take off my shoes?
Host: No, it’s all right. You can keep them on. How was the first week in your new job?
Guest: Well, I get on very well with my colleagues. But my new boss is very mean.
Host: I see that you look a bit upset. But I have some news that will cheer you up.
Guest: Really?
Host: Yes. I came across some photos of our holiday in Spain. Have a look.
Guest: Oh great. That will help me to calm down.
Which conversation sounds more formal? Which sounds more natural?
2 Practice
Now complete the questions below with the phrasal verbs from conversation B in the correct form.
1. What you when you are in a bad mood? (makes you feel happier)
2. Do you with your boss at work/teachers at school? (have a good relationship)
3. Have you ever something you thought you had lost? (found unexpectedly)
4. Do you always your shoes when you visit somebody’s house? (remove)
5. Have you ever a fire? (extinguished)
Ask and answer your partner the questions, then report your answers to the class.

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3 More phrasal verbs
In pairs, look at the sentences below. Match the phrasal verbs to their meaning without using a
dictionary. Try to discover their meaning from the context.
1. John started to work out at the gym to improve his physical condition.
2. I can’t meet you on Wednesday. Can we put off the meeting to Friday?
3. I’m afraid I have to call off our meeting. I’m really busy today.
4. He finally found the courage to ask her out.
5. I’m going to be at home all afternoon, so drop by if you find some time.
6. Are you going to move in with your parents again?
7. Don’t turn up late for the meeting! The boss won’t be happy.
8. The Internet connection wasn’t working, so I had to do without email for a day.
9. Diego always eats in. His wife is a very good cook.
10. Mr Chan can’t cook very well, so he often eats out.
a. arrive
b. cancel
c. do physical exercise
d. has a meal at home
e. has a meal in a restaurant
f. invite somebody on a date
g. manage without something
h. postpone
i. start living somewhere
j. visit somebody without making an appointment
4 Find someone who ...
Now complete the questions:
1. Do you often things until the last minute?

2. Have you ever had to something important?
3. Do you often late for your meetings and appointments?
4. Did anybody while you were at home last week?
5. Have you ever needed to an important meeting?
6. Do you at the gym?
7. Do you often or do you prefer to eat at home?

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One-to-one and small classes: Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions.
Larger classes: Ask your classmates the questions and find a person who fits the sentences on the
next page. Report your findings to the class.
5 Homework
Watch the video clips. Match the sentences with each clip.
A woman is eating in. Video
A woman is eating out.
A woman is putting on lipstick.
A woman is taking off her shoes. 1
A woman is trying to cheer somebody up.
A woman is working out.
A woman needs to calm down.
Now write 10 original sentences about you using any of the phrasal verbs from this lesson.
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Find someone who ...

puts things off until the last minute.
had to do without his/her .
often turns up late for meetings and appointments.
While was at home last week, dropped

by.
had to call off an important meeting.
works out at the gym.
prefers to eat out.

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Key
1. Reading
The aim of this exercise is to point out that phrasal verbs can be said or written in a different way, usually as a
Latinate one-word equivalent (remove = take off, extinguish = put out) or as a phrase (unexpectedly found = came
across). Learners of English tend to prefer the non-phrasal verb equivalent. However, as the dialogues show, they
often sound formal like in Conversation A.
2. Practice
Students first complete the questions individually. Go through the answers. The second part of the activity can
be adapted for all learning environments. In a one-to-one or Skype-based lesson, simply ask your student the
questions.
1. cheers you up
2. get on
3. come across
4. take off
5. put out
3. More phrasal verbs
1. c 2. h 3. b 4. f 5. j 6. i 7. a 8. g 9. d 10. e
4. Find someone who ...
In a large class, have the students complete the questions individually or in pairs. Go through the answers and
then hand out page 4. Have the students stand up and ask each other the questions. Tell them that they cannot
have the same name written down more than twice during this activity. Do some feedback on the exercise, asking
what the students discovered about each other.
1. put off
2. do without
3. turn up
4. drop by
5. call off
6. work out
7. eat out
5. Homework
This exercise can either be set for homework or done at the beginning of the next class if you have the means to
play the video. Students review phrasal verbs they learned in the lesson by watching the video clips and matching
them to the sentences. The video can be played online via the link or printed QR code. The file is also available
to download if requested.
1. A woman is taking off her shoes.
2. A woman is working out.
3. A woman is trying to cheer somebody up.
4. A woman is putting on lipstick.
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5. A woman needs to calm down.

6. A woman is eating out.
7. A woman is eating in.
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1 Reading
In pairs, read the two short telephone conversations:
Conversation A
Alice: Hello Simon! It’s Alice. I’m on the train. Can you collect me in your car from the
station?
Simon: Sure. No problem.
Alice: What’s for dinner?
Simon: I’m afraid I didn’t do any shopping, so let’s have a meal in a restaurant this
evening.
Alice: Great. I really want to test the quality of that new Italian pizzeria.
Simon: I thought you stopped eating pizza.
Alice: Well, one more can’t hurt.
Simon: Okay. So, what time do you want me to appear at the station?
Alice: In about 5 minutes?
Simon: Well, I should leave now then. See you at the front entrance!

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Conversation B
Alice: Hello Simon! It’s Alice. I’m on the train. Can you pick me up from the station?
Simon: Sure. No problem.
Alice: What’s for dinner?
Simon: I’m afraid I didn’t do any shopping, so let’s eat out this evening.
Alice: Great. I really want to try out that new Italian pizzeria.
Simon: I thought you gave up pizza.
Alice: Well, one more can’t hurt.
Simon: Okay. So, what time do you want me to turn up at the station?
Alice: In about 5 minutes?
Simon: Well, I should leave now then. See you at the front entrance!
Which conversation sounds more formal? Which sounds more natural?
2 Practice
Now complete the questions below with the phrasal verbs from conversation B in the correct form.
1. Do you prefer to or have a meal at home? (have a meal in a restaurant)

2. What things do you prefer to before you buy them? (test the quality of)
3. How often do you late for your meetings and appointments? (arrive/appear)
4. Have you ever something that was bad for you? (stopped doing)
5. Is somebody going to you after your lesson today? (come and collect)
Ask and answer your partner the questions, then report your answers to the class.

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3 More phrasal verbs
In pairs, look at the sentences below. Match the phrasal verbs to their meaning without using a
dictionary. Try to discover their meaning from the context.
1. We have this shirt in a smaller size. Would you like to try it on?
2. Let’s meet up at the fountain at 8pm and walk to the bar together.
3. If you drop out of school, it will be more difficult to get a job.
4. It’s a fancy restaurant, so we have to dress up.
5. I got back late from work yesterday.
6. Tatiana lives in London, but she grew up in Russia. Her parents are Russian.
7. Their flat was too small so they decided to move out and live in a house.
8. Your English is really coming along. I’ve never heard you speak so well.
9. When I was visiting Paris, I had nowhere to stay so an old friend of mine put me up for the night.
10. I can’t put up with the noise of traffic anymore! I must find a new place to live.
a. became an adult
b. improving, making progress
c. let somebody stay at your place temporarily
d. meet someone somewhere in order to do something together
e. returned
f. stop attending before you finish
g. stop living somewhere and start living in a new home
h. tolerate, continue to accept a difficult situation
i. wear an item of clothing to see if it fits
j. wear special clothes (to appear formal and attractive)
4 Find someone who ...
Now complete the questions:
1. When you go out with your friends, do you always at the same place? Where?
2. Have you ever had to a noisy neighbour?
3. Do you always new clothes before you buy them?
4. Did you late after your work/studies yesterday?
5. Are you going to of your home soon?
6. Do you often when you go out with your friends?
7. Have you ever somebody who you didn’t know very well? Who?

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One-to-one and small classes: Work with a partner. Ask and answer the questions.
Larger classes: Ask your classmates the questions and find a person who fits the sentences below.
Report your findings to the class.
Find someone who ...

and his/her friends always meet up at .
had to put up with a noisy neighbour.
always tries on new clothes before buying them.
got back late yesterday.
is going to move out of his home soon.
often dresses up when he/she goes out with friends.
has put somebody up who he/she didn’t know very well.
5 Homework
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Key
1. Reading
The aim of this exercise is to point out that phrasal verbs can be said or written in a different way, usually as a more
formal one-word equivalent (appear = turn up) or as a phrase (test the quality of = try out). Learners of English
tend to prefer the non-phrasal verb equivalent. However, as the dialogues show, they often sound formal like in
Conversation A.
2. Practice
Students first complete the questions individually. Go through the answers. The second part of the activity can
be adapted for all learning environments. In a one-to-one or Skype-based lesson, simply ask your student the
questions.
1. eat out
2. try out
3. turn up
4. given up
5. pick you up
3. More phrasal verbs
1. i 2. d 3. f 4. j 5. e 6. a 7. g 8. b 9. c 10. h
4. Find someone who ...
In a large class, have the students complete the questions individually or in pairs. Go through the answers and then
hand out page 4. Have the students stand up and ask each other the questions. Tell them that they cannot have
the same name written down more than twice during this activity. Students who belong to the couchsurfing.org
network might have some interesting answers for Question 7. If no student fits a particular sentence, they should
write ‘Nobody’ in the appropriate gap. Do some feedback on the exercise, asking what the students discovered
about each other.
1. meet up
2. put up with
3. try on
4. get back
5. move out
6. dress up
7. put somebody up
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COMPANY
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1 Warm-up
Does your company have a set of policies?
2 Key words
Match the words/phrases on the left to the definitions on the right.
1. strict a. a paid number of days each year that you are

allowed to be away from work
2. encourage (someone to do something) b. have the legal right to do or have something
3. inappropriate c. limiting, not relaxed
4. annual leave d. not suitable
5. settle in e. to become comfortable and familiar with a

new situation, for example a new job
6. telecommuting f. to talk or behave in a way that gives
someone the confidence to do something
7. entitled (to something) g. working at home, via the internet

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3 Company policies
Listen to the dialogue and put T (True) or F (False) next to each statement below.
Audio
1. Working hours are strictly from 9 am to 5 pm.

2. The office closes at 7 pm.
3. Lunch breaks are 30 minutes long.
4. There is no formal dress code.
5. Employees get 26 days annual leave.
6. Holiday days do not carry over to the next year if employees don’t use them all.
7. Telecommuting is possible after a few months.

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4 Useful questions
Complete the dialogue with the questions below.
Am I allowed to use them all at once? Can I leave 30 minutes earlier?

Does this company allow telecommuting? How long are we allowed for lunch?
Is there a strict policy on working hours? What is the dress code here?
Will they expire?
Mark: So, Judith, do you have any questions?
1
Judith: Yes.
Mark: Generally, we work 8 hours every day. You can report to work anytime between 8 and 11
am. But not later than 11 as we close the office at 7 pm.
2
Judith: Okay.
Mark: You get one hour for lunch. If you want to take a longer break, you can, but the extra time
will be treated as unpaid time, so you’ll have to stay longer at work.
3
Judith: And what if I only take a 30-minute lunch.
Mark: Yes, you can.
Judith: What about coffee breaks?
Mark: You’re allowed to take a coffee break whenever you feel tired or need to clear your head.
In fact, we encourage it.
4
Judith: OK, fine.
Mark: We don’t really have a strict dress code. So, don’t worry, you don’t have to wear heels and
you don’t need to wear a skirt. But obviously, you shouldn’t dress inappropriately.
Judith: All right. What about holidays?
Mark: You’re entitled to 28 days paid annual leave.
5
Judith:
Mark: Yes, you can use them however you want. You can take a 28-day holiday or several shorter
breaks. But you should always give us advance notice if you’re going to take a break. For
a longer break, I mean 2 weeks or more, you should give us at least one month’s notice.
6
Judith: OK. And what if I don’t use my leave days in the same year?
Mark: You must take at least three weeks’ holiday a year. Only holiday on top of this may be
carried over to the next year.
7
Judith: OK, thanks. I think that’s everything ... oh,
Mark: Telecommuting ... you mean working from home?
Judith: Yes, that’s right.
Mark: At the beginning we’d prefer that you work at the office, unless there’s some emergency
and you have to work from home. After a few months, when you’ve settled in, we can talk
about it. We try to be flexible with our employees.

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5 Collocations
Match the verbs on the left to the expressions on the right to form phrases from the dialogue.
1. report a. a break
2. take b. from home
3. stay c. longer at work
4. clear d. one month’s notice
5. give e. to annual leave
6. work f. to work
7. be entitled g. your head
Now create your own sentence for each phrase.
6 Grammar: obligation, necessity and permission
Look at the table below. Find examples of each structure from the dialogue and put them in the table.
Structure Use Examples
must to say that something is

have to necessary or obligatory
need to
don’t have to to say that something is

don’t need to not necessary
should / to say that something is a

shouldn’t good or bad idea
can/can’t to ask for or give

permission
may/may not to ask for or give

permission
(more polite)
be allowed to to ask for or give

permission

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7 Practice
Claire is an architect. She has just started a new job. Complete each sentence below using a suitable
structure from the table in the correct form, positive or negative.
1. She has to/needs to/must work 8 hours every day.

2. She smoke at work. The building is a non-smoking area.
3. She wear very formal clothes. The office has a relaxed dress code.
4. She wear a hard hat when visiting a building site, according to safety regulations.
5. She meet clients every day. Her work involves a lot of meetings.
6. She work hard if she wants a promotion. Her boss is very demanding.
7. She get up early every day. She can work flexible hours.
8. She park her car near the building entrance. That space is reserved for the
director.
8 Talking point
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3. Company policies
Mark: So, Judith, do you have any questions?
Judith: Yes, is there a strict policy on working hours?
Mark: Generally, we work 8 hours every day. You can report to work anytime between 8 and 11
am. But not later than 11 as we close the office at 7 pm.
Judith: Okay. How long are we allowed for lunch?
Mark: You get one hour for lunch. If you want to take a longer break, you can, but the extra time
will be treated as unpaid time, so you’ll have to stay longer at work.
Judith: And what if I only take a 30-minute lunch. Can I leave 30 minutes earlier?
Mark: Yes, you can.
Judith: What about coffee breaks?
Mark: You’re allowed to take a coffee break whenever you feel tired or need to clear your head.
In fact, we encourage it.
Judith: OK, fine. What is the dress code here?
Mark: We don’t really have a strict dress code. So, don’t worry, you don’t have to wear heels and
you don’t need to wear a skirt. But obviously, you shouldn’t dress inappropriately.
Judith: All right. What about holidays?
Mark: You’re entitled to 28 days paid annual leave.
Judith: Am I allowed to use them all at once?
Mark: Yes, you can use them however you want. You can take a 28-day holiday or several shorter
breaks. But you should always give us advance notice if you’re going to take a break. For
a longer break, I mean 2 weeks or more, you should give us at least one month’s notice.
Judith: OK. And what if I don’t use my leave days in the same year? Will they expire?
Mark: You must take at least three weeks’ holiday a year. Only holiday on top of this may be
carried over to the next year.
Judith: OK, thanks. I think that’s everything ... oh, does this company allow telecommuting?
Mark: Telecommuting ... you mean working from home?
Judith: Yes, that’s right.
Mark: At the beginning we’d prefer that you work at the office, unless there’s some emergency
and you have to work from home. After a few months, when you’ve settled in, we can talk
about it. We try to be flexible with our employees.
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Key
1. Warm-up
Encourage a short discussion.
2. Key words
1. c 2. f 3. d 4. a 5. e 6. g 7. b
3. Company policies
Pre-teach any other key vocabulary from the transcript that you think will cause problems.
1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F 6. F 7. T
4. Useful questions
Either play the dialogue again or hand out the transcript.

1. Is there a strict policy on working hours?
2. How long are we allowed for lunch?
3. Can I leave 30 minutes earlier?
4. What is the dress code here?
5. Am I allowed to use them all at once?
6. Will they expire?
7. Does this company allow telecommuting?
5. Collocations
1. f 2. a 3. c 4. g 5. d 6. b 7. e
6. Grammar: obligation, necessity and permission
1. you’ll have to stay longer at work.

2. you don’t have to wear heels and you don’t need to wear a skirt
3. you should always give us advance notice if you’re going to take a break; you shouldn’t dress inappropriately.
4. You can report to work anytime between 8 and 11 am.
5. Only holiday on top of this may be carried over to the next year.
6. You’re allowed to take a coffee break whenever you feel tired ...
7. Practice
Possible answers:
2. isn’t allowed to/may not
3. doesn’t have to/doesn’t need to
4. has to/needs to/must
5. has to/needs to/must
6. must/has to/should
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7. doesn’t have to/doesn’t need to

8. isn’t allowed to/may not
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Look at the picture below and make a
Complete
sentence using reflexive pronouns.
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of 1.00
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Answer: The robots can play table tennis themselves.The
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Question 2
Listen to a person speaking. Choose the
Complete
best answer to the question.
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
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Who had to make the speaker slow down?
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a. The speaker slowed yourself down.
 b. The speaker slowed himself down.
c. The speaker slowed doctorself down.
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Question 3
Complete
Mark 0.00 out
of 1.00
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 Answer: The man hurt himself very badly.
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Question 4
Complete
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
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Who did the speaker work too hard?
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a. The speaker worked himself and his wife too hard.
 b. The speaker worked himself and his family too hard.
c. The speaker worked himself too hard.
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Question 5
Complete
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
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 Answer: The woman baked the cake herself.
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Question 6
Complete
Mark 0.33 out
of 1.00
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Answer: I had lunch with the king himself.
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Question 7
Complete
Mark 0.33 out
of 1.00
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Answer: The man is talking to himself in the mirror.
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Question 8
Complete
Mark 1.00 out
of 1.00
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Who found the speaker’s wife another husband?
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a. The speaker’s wife found himself another husband.
 b. The speaker’s wife found herself another husband.
c. The speaker found herself another husband.
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d. The speaker found his wife another husband.
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Question 9
Complete each sentence using a suitable
Complete
reflexive pronoun.
Mark 10.00 out
of 10.00
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1. Alison baked this cake herself .
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2. Did you build this website by yourself ?
 3. The mirror was so dirty — I couldn’t even see in it
myself .
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4. The boss himself told me not to arrive late.
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5. She cut herself with a knife while she was doing the
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6. We might hurt ourselves if we are not careful.

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7. They keep telling themselves that they are good enough
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to win the match, but nobody thinks they can.
 8. You are our guests, so please make yourselves at home.
 9. You can pour yourself a drink while you wait for me.
10. After moving out of their parents’ house, the two brothers had
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to get used to cooking for themselves
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Question 10
Complete
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of 1.00
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Marks 36.00/36.00
Grade 10.00 out of 10.00 (100%)
Question 1
Correct
We can also use reflexive pronouns for emphasis (as “intensive pronouns”). For
example, “I did the homework myself” emphasizes the fact that nobody helped me to
do my homework.
Select one:
True 
False
The correct answer is 'True'.
Question 2
Correct
Wishes and regrets – I wish / if only
Choose the correct option to complete the sentences
I wish my train _______ now. I’m going to be late for work again.
a. would come 
b. had come
c. would had come
d. came
would come
Question 3
Correct
I wish I could swim.
Question 4
Correct
Complete the sentences with the correct reflexive pronoun..
The repair shop was closed, so I fixed the car myself 
My brother likes to practice his English by talking to

himself 

The repair shop was closed, so I fixed the car
→ myself,
My brother likes to practice his English by talking to

→ himself
Question 5
Correct
This book is so boring. I wish I _______ reading it.
a. have started
b. wouldn't have started
c. hadn't started 
d. didn't start
The correct answer is: hadn't started
Question 6
Correct
Complete the sentences with the correct reflexive pronoun.
Why is your dog scratching ___________? Does it have fleas?.
a. yourself
b. itself 
c. herself
d. myself

itself
Question 7
Correct
Decide whether thIS statement expresses a "wish" or a "regret":
If only I traveled to New York. WISH 
If only I traveled to New York. [WISH]
Question 8
Correct
Fill in the gaps to complete the sentences
You didn’t fill up the tank and you ran out of petrol. ⇒ I wish I had filled up  the tank.
You didn’t fill up the tank and you ran out of petrol. ⇒ I wish I [had filled up] the tank.
Question 9
Correct
FALSE 
TRUE 
FALSE 
FALSE 
TRUE 

→ FALSE,
→ TRUE,
→ FALSE,
→ FALSE,
→ TRUE
Question 10
Correct
Your partner is biting his nails and you want him to stop because you don't like it. ⇒ I wish you would stop
 biting your nails.
Your partner is biting his nails and you want him to stop because you don't like it. ⇒ I wish you [would stop] biting
your nails.
Question 11
Correct
You want to go away for the weekend but you've got lots of homework. ⇒ I wish I didn't have  so
much homework.
You want to go away for the weekend but you've got lots of homework. ⇒ I wish I [didn't have] so much homework.
Question 12
Correct
He dried ______________ after he took a shower and went downstairs.
a. itself
b. myself
c. himself 
d. herself

himself
Question 13
Correct
Choose the correct options to complete the text.
Dear Mom,
I feel really unhappy! I wish I hadn't accepted  this job. If only I had listened  to you before I
made the decision to come here. l wish the people here wouldn't be  so unfriendly. I don't like it at all! If
only I had  longer breaks.
Looking at a computer screen all day is tiring; I wish my computer would explode  ! And I wish my boss
would stop  yelling at me all the time. He's always in a bad mood. It's so annoying! Also, I wish there
were  someone here I could talk to but there is no-one I can talk to. I haven't made any friends. If only
I had made  some friends when I arrived here, but meeting new people is very difficult. I wish you
lived  nearer to me. If only I could see  you more often!
Please write soon. I miss you!
Love,
Mary
Dear Mom,
I feel really unhappy! I wish I [hadn't accepted] this job. If only I [had listened] to you before I made the decision to
come here. l wish the people here [wouldn't be] so unfriendly. I don't like it at all! If only I [had] longer breaks.
Looking at a computer screen all day is tiring; I wish my computer [would explode]! And I wish my boss [would
stop] yelling at me all the time. He's always in a bad mood. It's so annoying! Also, I wish there [were] someone here
I could talk to but there is no-one I can talk to. I haven't made any friends. If only I [had made] some friends when I
arrived here, but meeting new people is very difficult. I wish you [lived] nearer to me. If only I [could see] you more
often!
Love,
Mary
Question 14
Correct
If only she had seen the doctor earlier. He could have saved her. REGRET 
If only she had seen the doctor earlier. He could have saved her. [REGRET]
Question 15
Correct
(A) Did the cleaners cleaned the house?

(B) No, I did it ______!
a. itself
b. herself
c. myself 
d. yourself

myself
Question 16
Correct
Can you teach __________ to play the piano?
a. yourself 
b. itself
c. myself
d. herself

yourself
Question 17
Correct
You'd like to have a cat but you're allergic to animals. ⇒ I wish I weren't  allergic to animals.
You'd like to have a cat but you're allergic to animals. ⇒ I wish I [weren't] allergic to animals.
Question 18
Correct
I wish it _______ raining. This rain is annoying. I want to go out.
a. had stopped
b. would stop 
c. would have stopped
d. stopped

would stop
Question 19
Correct
If only he _______ here. He’d know what to do.
a. would be
b. had been
c. didn't be
d. was 
The correct answer is: was

Question 20
Correct
I’m starving. I wish I _______ breakfast this morning.
a. would had eaten
b. would eat
c. ate
d. had eaten 

had eaten
Question 21
Correct
Mark 10.00 out of 10.00
Choose the right adjective or adverb to complete each sentence.
Tara is very kind  . She always helps me.
I happily  offered to help my friend study for his exam.
Timothy is the most polite  person I know.
The music is too loud  . Please turn it down.
The thief quietly  took the money and walked out the door.
Question 22
Correct
I wish I _______ a better job. I don’t enjoy this kind of work.
a. had 
b. would have had
c. had had
d. would have
had
Question 23
Correct
We use a reflexive pronoun to refer back to the subject of the sentence or clause.
Select one:
True 
False
The correct answer is 'True'.

Question 24
Correct
I wish you _______ so late. I'm tired of always waiting for you!
a. didn't always arrive
b. hadn't always arrived
c. wouldn't always be arrived
d. wouldn't always arrive 

wouldn't always arrive
Question 25
Correct
Reflexive pronouns end in "- selves" (singular) or - self" (plural)
Select one:
True
False 
The correct answer is 'False'.

Question 26
Correct
If only she had seen the doctor earlier. He could have saved her. REGRET 
If only she had seen the doctor earlier. He could have saved her. [REGRET]
Question 27
Correct
Mrs. Brown, please help ___________ to the cookies and drinks.
a. itself
b. myself
c. herself
d. yourself 

yourself
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1 Presentation 1
Reflexive pronouns are often used when the object is the same as the subject. For example, in the
sentence "she saw herself in the mirror", she and herself refer to the same person. Study the table.
Subject pronoun Reflexive pronoun
I myself
you yourself
he himself
she herself
it itself
we ourselves
you yourselves
they themselves

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
Use Examples
As an object Did you enjoy yourself at the party?

He accidentally hit himself with a golf club.
After prepositions Look at that strange man talking to himself.

Did you build your website by yourself? (=
alone/without help)
To emphasise the subject I made this dish myself.

of a sentence We will get there ourselves.
To emphasise a thing or I had lunch with the president himself!

person (especially someone The singer herself was at the party.
famous)
Important points
• Unlike many other languages, we do not use a reflexive pronoun after verbs which describe things
people usually do for themselves, such as wash, shave, dress: George shaves every morning.
We only use reflexives with these verbs for emphasis: Sam is old enough to dress himself.
• We use personal pronouns, not reflexives, after prepositions of place: Who is that behind you
(yourself)?
2 Practice 1
Complete each sentence using a suitable reflexive pronoun.
1. Alison baked this cake .

2. Did you build this website by ?
3. The mirror was so dirty — I couldn’t even see in it.
4. The boss told me not to arrive late.
5. She cut with a knife while she was doing the dishes.
6. We might hurt if we are not careful.
7. They keep telling that they are good enough to win the match, but nobody thinks
they can.
8. You are our guests, so please make at home.
9. You can pour a drink while you wait for me.
10. After moving out of their parents’ house, the two brothers had to get used to cooking for
.

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
3 Practice 2
Look at the pictures below and make sentences using reflexive pronouns like in the example:
The boy is doing his homework by himself.
1. 2.
3. 4.
5. 6.

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
4 Presentation 2
Some verbs change their meaning slightly when they have a reflexive pronoun as direct object. Study
the table below.
Verb Examples
help Help yourself to some tea and cakes! (= Take some tea and
cake.)
see I see myself as a manager in five years’ time. (= I imagine that

I will be a manager in five years’ time.)
find We woke up to find ourselves in the middle of a field. (= we

unexpectedly discovered that we were in the middle of a field.)
Joseph went travelling for a year. He said he wanted to find
himself. (= learn what kind of person he is and what he wants in
life)
behave Try to behave yourself at your aunt’s birthday party this

time! (= watch your behaviour, be careful what you say or do)
apply If you apply yourself, you should pass all your exams. (= work
hard at something)
distance The leader has tried to distance himself from the extremists
in the party.
(= become or seem less involved or connected with)
express I find it hard to express myself in French. (= show my feelings

or opinions)

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
5 Practice 3
Write your own sentence for each of the expressions in the table.
1. ...............................................................................................
2. ...............................................................................................
3. ...............................................................................................
4. ...............................................................................................
5. ...............................................................................................
6. ...............................................................................................
7. ...............................................................................................

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REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
Key
2. Practice 1
1. herself 2. yourself 3. myself 4. himself

5. herself 6. ourselves 7. themselves 8. yourselves
9. yourself 10. themselves
3. Practice 2
Possible answers:
1. He repaired the computer by himself.
2. The man hurt himself very badly.
3. The woman baked the cake herself.
4. The robots can play table tennis themselves.
5. I had lunch with the king himself.
6. The man is talking to himself in the mirror.
5. Practice 3
This can be done in class or set for homework.
lessons.
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS – LIVEWORKSHEETS (JULIE BELIEVES IN HERSELF)
NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
I myself. We use a reflexive
You yourself. pronoun to refer back
He himself. to the subject of the
sentence or clause.
She helped herself. Reflexive pronouns end
It itself. in "-self" (singular) or
You (plural) yourselves. "-selves" (plural).
We ourselves.
They themselves.
We can also use reflexive pronouns for emphasis (as “intensive pronouns”). For example, “I did
the homework myself” emphasizes the fact that nobody helped me to do my homework.
 Complete each of the sentences below.
1. My brother likes to practice his English by talking to ______________________.

2. James wasn’t careful and he cut ______________________ with a knife.
3. My sister and I looked at ______________________ in the mirror.
4. The repair shop was closed, so I fixed the car ______________________.
5. Did you enjoy ___________________________ at the party last night?
6. Cats can get clean by licking ___________________________.
7. (A) Did the cleaners cleaned the house? (B) No, I did it ______________________!
8. Mr. Smith burned ______________________ while he was cooking.
9. He dried ______________________ after he took a shower and went downstairs.
10. Can you teach ______________________ to play the piano?
11. My little sister dressed ___________________________. She didn’t need any help.
12. Why is your dog scratching ______________________? Does it have fleas?
13. John and Thomas, did you ask ______________________ the question?
14. Mrs. Brown, please help ______________________ to the cookies and drinks.
15. I introduced ______________________ to my new classmates.
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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET ALL Things Grammar
Grammar Focus Reflexive Pronouns

Level Intermediate
ANSWER KEY My Notes
1. himself 9. himself
2. himself 10. yourself
3. ourselves 11. herself
4. myself 12. itself
5. yourself 13. yourselves
6. themselves 14. yourself
7. myself 15. myself
8. himself
Grades as
percentages
15 / 15 = 100%
14 / 15 = 93
13 / 15 = 87
12 / 15 = 80
11 / 15 = 73
10 / 15 = 67
9 / 15 = 60
8 / 15 = 53
7 / 15 = 47
6 / 15 = 40
5 / 15 = 33
4 / 15 = 27
3 / 15 = 20
2 / 15 = 13
1 / 15 = 7
0 / 18 = 0%

NAME: ________________________ DATE: ________________________
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
ADJECTIVES and ADVERBS
 Circle the adjective or the adverb to complete each sentence.
Example: My friend is a _____ driver. [ careful / carefully ]
1. My classmate is a _____ person. [ nice / nicely ]
2. I can speak Spanish very _____. [ good / well ]
3. Katrina took a painting class, so she can paint _____ pictures. [ beautiful / beautifully ]
4. Mr. Smith looked _____ at me when I arrived late. [ angry / angrily ]
5. Of course, I was _____ when I got an A+ on the exam. [ happy / happily ]
6. The music is too _____. Please turn it down! [ loud / loudly ]
7. My friends all tell me that I sing _____. [ bad / badly ]
8. The thief _____ took the money and walked out the door. [ quiet / quietly ]
9. The cat waited _____ for the mouse to come out of the hole. [ silent / silently ]
10. My cousin always walks very _____. [ quick / quickly ]
11. The work that my boss gave me was _____. [ easy / easily ]
12. Thomas is very _____. He always helps me. [ kind / kindly ]
13. The little boy _____ kept the cookie for himself. [ selfish / selfishly ]
14. The man _____ opened the door and looked inside. [ nervous / nervously ]
15. The fireman _____ rescued the people from the burning house. [ brave / bravely ]
16. I _____ offered to help my friend study for his exam. [ happy / happily ]
17. She is the most _____ person I know. [ polite / politely ]
18. It was midnight, and I heard a _____ noise outside. [ strange / strangely ]

GRAMMAR WORKSHEET ALL Things Grammar
Grammar Focus Adjectives and Adverbs

Level Intermediate
ANSWER KEY My Notes
1. nice 10. quickly

2. well 11. easy
3. beautiful 12. kind
4. angrily 13. selfishly
5. happy 14. nervously
6. loud 15. bravely
7. badly 16. happily
8. quietly 17. polite
9. silently 18. strange
Grades as
percentages
18 / 18 = 100 %
17 / 18 = 94
16 / 18 = 89
15 / 18 = 83
14 / 18 = 78
13 / 18 = 72
12 / 18 = 67
11 / 18 = 61
10 / 18 = 56
9 / 18 = 50
8 / 18 = 44
7 / 18 = 39
6 / 18 = 33
5 / 18 = 28
4 / 18 = 22
3 / 18 = 17
2 / 18 = 11
1 / 18 = 6
0 / 18 = 0%

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Decide whether these statements express a "wish" or a "regret":
1. I wish I could fly. Wish
2. If only she had seen the doctor earlier. He could have saved her. Regret
3. If only I traveled to New York. Wish
4. I wish I were a doctor. Wish
Choose the correct answer:

1. Alice didn't get a good grade. She wishes she (work) had worked harder
2. Tom likes football very much. He wishes he (become) became a professional football player.
3. He was running very fast when he had a heart attack. If only he (not/run) hadn't run so fast.
4. She's keen on computers. She wishes she (study) studied computer science next school year.
5. I am sorry I don’t know how to use the computer.If only I knew how to use it.
6. I stayed late at work and missed the last bus. I wish I had not stayed at work late.
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1 2 3
Exercise 3
Fill in the gaps to complete the sentences as in the example
EXAMPLE: You felt sick and you missed your friend’s birthday party. ⇒ I wish I hadn’t felt sick.

You have completed this test.
Correct answers: 10/10.
Your score is 100%.
Check your answers:

1 You got up late and you missed the train. ⇒ I wish I hadn't got up late.
➪ We use I wish + subject + past simple to talk about the present or future, and we use I wish + subject + past perfect to talk about
the past.
➪ In this sentence, we need past perfect because we are talking about the past.
2 You shouted at your girlfriend and she broke up with you. ⇒ I wish I hadn't shouted at my girlfriend.
the past.
3 You're not the boss so you can't use the car park. ⇒ I wish I was the boss.
the past.
➪ In this sentence we need to use the past simple because we are talking about the past.
➪ As it happens with the second conditional, we can use were instead of was with I/he/she after I wish/if only.
4 You didn't go to the meeting and you lost the contract. ⇒ I wish I had gone to the meeting.
We use I wish subject past simple to talk about the present or future, and we use I wish subject past perfect to talk about
the past.
5 Your neighbours make a lot of noise and you hate it. ⇒ If only my neighbours wouldn't make so much noise!
➪ We can use wish + person/thing + would + infinitive when we talk about situations that annoy us and we would like them to
change, or to stop.
➪ Here we are expressing irritation.
6 You want to go away for the weekend but you've got lots of homework. ⇒ I wish I didn't have so much homework.
the past.
➪ In this sentence, we need past simple because we are talking about the present.
7 You got hurt because you didn't wear a helmet. ⇒ I wish I had worn a helmet.
the past.
8 You'd like to have a cat but you're allergic to animals. ⇒ I wish I weren't allergic to animals.
the past.
➪ As it happens with the second conditional, we can use were instead of was with I/he/she after I wish/if only.
9 You didn’t fill up the tank and you ran out of petrol. ⇒ I wish I had filled up the tank.
the past.
10 Your partner is biting his nails and you want him to stop because you don't like it. ⇒ I wish you would stop biting your nails.
change, or to stop.
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Exercises
Explanation
1 2 3
Exercise 1

Your score is 100%.
Check your answers:

Dear Mum,
I feel really unhappy! I wish I 1 hadn't accepted this job. If only I 2 had listened to you before I made the decision to come
here. l wish the people here 3 wouldn't be so unfriendly. I don't like it at all! If only I 4 had longer breaks.
Looking at a computer screen all day is tiring; I wish my computer 5 would explode ! And I wish my boss 6 would stop
yelling at me all the time. He's always in a bad mood. It's so annoying! Also, I wish there 7 were someone here I could talk to but
there is no-one I can talk to. I haven't made any friends. If only I 8 had made some friends when I arrived here, but meeting new
people is very difficult. I wish you 9 lived nearer to me. If only I 10 could see you more often!
Love,
Mary
Feedback

1 Correct answer: hadn't accepted
the past.
➪ In this sentence we are talking about the past; I accepted the job in the past.
2 Correct answer: had listened

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Exercises
Explanation
1 2 3
Exercise 2

Your score is 100%.
Check your answers:

1 I wish I _______ a better job. I don’t enjoy this kind of work.
a. had had
b. had
c. would have had
d. would have
the past.
2 I wish you _______ so late. I'm tired of always waiting for you!
a. didn't always arrive

b. hadn't always arrived
c. wouldn't always have arrived
d. wouldn't always arrive
change, or to stop.
3 I wish you ______ your bedroom. It’s a mess!
a. would have tidied up

b. tidied up
c. would tidy up
d. had tidied up
change, or to stop.
4 I wish it _______ raining. This rain is annoying. I want to go out.
a. had stopped
b. stopped
c. would have stopped
d. would stop
change, or to stop.
5 I’m starving. I wish I _______ breakfast this morning.
a. ate
b. would have eaten
c. had eaten
d. would eat
the past.
➪ In this sentence we are talking about the past.
6 I wish my train _______ now. I’m going to be late for work again.
a. had come
b. would come
c. did come
d. would have come
change, or to stop.
➪ In this sentence, we are expressing irritation.
7 This book is so boring. I wish I _______ reading it.
a. hadn't started
b. didn't start
c. wouldn't have started
d. wouldn't start
the past.
8 I missed my flight yesterday. If only I _______ a bit earlier!
a. would get up
b. got up
c. would have got up
d. had got up
➪ We use I wish + subject + past simple to talk about the present or future and we use I wish + subject + past perfect to talk about
the past.
9 I wish I _______ to go to work today.
a. wouldn't have had

b. didn't have
c. hadn't had
d. wouldn't have
the past.
10 If only he _______ here. He’d know what to do.
a. was
b. would be
c. had been
d. would have been
➪ We use I wish/If only + subject + past simple to talk about the present or future, and we use I wish/If only + subject + past
perfect to talk about the past.
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Dashboard My courses Mgst. Mary Patiño - ING04 UNIT 1

 2. "I need to lose weight."

3. "I’m very stressed these days."

 5. "My purse was stolen again!"

6. "I can’t see very well."

 7. "My boss is driving me crazy!"

 The correct answer is:

2. "I need to lose weight."

 [You shouldn’t eat so much cake.]

3. "I’m very stressed these days."

 [You should try to relax more.]

4. "I feel bored."

[You should take up a new hobby.]

5. "My purse was stolen again!"

 [You shouldn’t be so careless.]

6. "I can’t see very well."

[You should have an eye test.]

7. "My boss is driving me crazy!"

 [You should quit your job.]

8. "My phone bill is really expensive."

 [You shouldn’t use your phone all day.]

 2. She mustn’t  smoke at work. The building

 clothes. The office has a relaxed dress code.

4. She has to  wear a hard hat when

 5. She has to  meet clients every day. Her

 promotion. Her boss is very demanding.

7. She doesn’t have to  get up early every

8. She mustn’t  park her car near the

The correct answer is:

 2. She [mustn’t] smoke at work. The building is a

3. She [doesn’t have to]wear very formal clothes.

4. She [has to] wear a hard hat when visiting a

5. She [has to] meet clients every day. Her work

6. She [must] work hard if she wants a

 8. She [mustn’t] park her car near the building

 You know your grammar really well. This

The correct answer is:

 It _____ be Hector at the door. He left the

 You’ve been working in the garden all day.

 .The dog ________ be hungry. Feed her!

The correct answer is:

It _______ be easy living in an extremely

The correct answer is:

 Match the verbs on the left to the expressions on the right to

The correct answer is:

work → from home,

be entitled → to annual leave,

clear → your head

entitled (to something) → have the legal right to do or have

inappropriate → not suitable, strict → limiting, not relaxed,

Claire is an architect. She has just started a new job.

2. She has to/needs to/must  smoke at work.

4. She has to/needs to/must  wear a hard

5. She has to/needs to/must  meet clients

 6. She must/has to/should  work hard if

 Claire is an architect. She has just started a new job.

 1. She [has to/needs to/must] work 8 hours every day.

2. She [mustn’t /may not] smoke at work. The building is a non-

4. She [has to/needs to/must] wear a hard hat when visiting a

5. She [has to/needs to/must] meet clients every day. Her work

6. She [must/has to/should] work hard if she wants a

The office closes at 7 pm.

 Working hours are strictly from 9 am to 5 pm.