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1. I __________ go to the gym every day, but I've been too busy lately. a) should b) could c) would
2. If you __________ a little harder, you would have passed the exam. a) studied b) study c) have
studied
3. You _______ take a taxi. It's late and the buses have stopped running. a) could b) must c) might
4. I __________ do the shopping on my way home from work. a) can b) must c) should
5. She __________ swim when she was five years old. a) can b) could c) may
Identify and correct the errors in the following sentences related to the use of modal verbs.
Then make the right form into negative and questions form if it is possible.
1. This book is ___________ (interesting) than the one I read last week.
a) not as interesting as b) not as more interesting as c) not as most interesting as
2. My sister's apartment is ___________ (big) than mine.
a) not as big as b) not as bigger as c) bigger
4. This restaurant is ___________ (expensive) than the one we went to last night.
a) not as expensive as b) more expensive c) not as most expensive as
10. The new phone is ___________ (expensive) than the old one.
a) not as expensive as b) as more expensive c) as most expensive
Fill in the blank with the appropriate word from your own knowledge.
Match the words from the left column to their corresponding definitions on the right.
1. on board
2. extremely
3. try something on
4. belong to
5. cough
1. "Collect stamps"
a) to gather postage stamps as a hobby
b) to collect money from someone
c) to gather old letters and documents
2. "Draw with"
a) to create a drawing or picture using a tool
b) to move something using force
c) to make a sound by moving air past your vocal cords
3. "Storm"
a) a violent disturbance of the atmosphere with strong winds and rain
b) a sudden movement of the earth's crust
c) a type of cloud formation
4. "Recycle"
a) to use something again
b) to dispose of something in the trash
c) to store something for future use
5. "Reduce"
a) to increase the amount of something
b) to decrease the amount of something
c) to keep the amount of something the same