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English exercices
MODAL VERBS
When I was a child I __________ understand adults, and now that I am an adult I __________ children.
If I bought a lottery ticket I __________ win &1.000.
He sees very badly, he __________wear glasses all the time.
We __________ drive faster; we have plenty of time.
Notice in a picture gallery: cameras, sticks and umbrellas __________ be left at the desk.
Mr Pitt __________ cook his own meals. His wife is away.
You ought to buy now; prices __________ go up.
You have put too much in your rucksacks; you never __________ carry all that.
Father to small son: you __________ do what Mummy says.
You __________ ring the bell; I have a key.
You __________ drink this it is poison.
At five years old he __________ read quite well.
He has refused, but he __________ change his mind if you asked him again.
LINKING WORDS
John has done well in French, but not so well in Maths.
I tried to persuade her, I didn't succeed, however.
Ann felt ill, but insisted on going to work.
Although he was leading the race, Hudson last it.
We expected Larry to accept the job, but he didn't.
I like first, but I don't like eatching them my self.
Ann felt ill, but insisted on going to work.
ESTILO INDIRECTO
“I'm not going to pay the rent”, Andrew said.
“I didn't have anything to do whit it”, James said.
The man said, “I'll repair the typewriter for you next Saturday”.
The detective pointed out “You robbed the band, diodn0t you”.
“Whatever's going to happen to me in the end”, he said.
“I'd rather not make up my mind straight away”, he said.
“Remember to post these letters on the way to work”, my brother said.
“This is the meaning of the word”, the teacher said.
“Don't cross the road without looking to the right and left” the mother said.ç
CONDICIONALES
I've hung out the clothes. It's lovely and sunny; if it (stay) like this they (be) dry in two hours.
French is essential in this job. All the telephonists speak it. If they (not know) French they (not understand) half the callers.
How did you do in the car rally?
We came in last actually; but only because we got lost. If we (not get) lots we (come) in somewhere in the middle. We certainly (not be) last.
I wasn't really surprised that we got lost because I knew that the navigator couldn't map-read.
But if you (know) that why you (take) him as navigator?
This flat would be all right if th people above us (not be) so noisy.
A group of spectators, including my self, left the stand just before the end of the game. When we were half way down the stairs a goal was scored and there was a great cheer from the spectators. If there (not be) a goal the crowd (not cheer).
If the crowd (not cheer) we (not run) back up the stairs to see what had happened.
If we (not run) back we (not crash) into the rest of the spectators on their way down, and there (not be) this frightful accident.
If the pain (return) you'd better take another pill.
PRESENT, PAST, PRESENT PERFECT: CHECK
She paid for her ticked and __________ (leave).
I closed the door quietly because he __________ to sleep. (try)
How many times __________ since he come to New York? (he call)
I __________ about this for some time now. (Know).
They __________ television their favourite programme is on at the moment. (watch)
I wanted to be the first to tell her the news, but I was too late. Someone __________ her. (already tell)
The children are filthy. Where …? (They be).
I'm going to bed: I __________ for ours and I'm tired. (Work)
I think she's the nicest person I __________ (meet)
Mary was dealing the windscreen when she __________ a crack in the glass. (notice)
I couldn't open the office door because someone __________ it. (lock)
I agree: I __________ you should apologize. (not think).
When I phoned her, she __________ her homework. (do)
We __________for three-and-a-half hours when John finally arrived. (wait)
When I shouted, they __________ off the roof and __________ away (jump / run).
RELATIVE CLAUSES
Boris Becker is a tennis player. He won the Wimbledon championship when he was eighteen year old.
I was reading about the Atacama Desert. It's the driest place in the world.
There's that new restaurant. I went there yesterday.
Have you met John Smith? His sister can speak fourteen languages.
Romeo and Juliet were lovers. Their parents hated each other.
“Intrepid Fox” is a bar. Tom usually goes ther for lunch.
I was sitting in a chair. It suddenly collapsed.
A man answered the phone. He said Tom was out.
He introduced me to his students. Most of them were from abroad.
We'll have to get across the frontier. This will be difficult.
The Smiths were given rooms in the hotel. Their house had been destroyed in the explosion.
The lorry crashed into a bus-load of school children. Six of them were slightly injured.
They went to an agency. It was Blue skies Agency.
The matter was reported to the Chief of Police. He ordered us all to be arrested.
ESTILO INDIRECTO
“I'm taking my children to the zoo tomorrow”, she said, “to see the baby polar bear”.
“All I can hear”, said Ann, “is a high-pitched buzz. I wonder if it's some sort of signal”.
“Who has been using my typewriter?” said my mother.
“Don't put sticky things in your pockets”, said his mother.
“Someone is trying to murder me!”, said Mrs Jones, “Ikeep getting threatening letters”.
PASIVA
The burglars have cut an enormous hole in the door.
They make these artificial flowers of silk.
Previous cut steps in the ice.
Students are doing a lot of the work.
The author has written a special edition for children.
Somebody has cleaned my shoes.
They rang the church bells.
A thief stole my dog two days ago.
Someone is serving refreshments.
Somebody has slashed the picture with a knife.
I've bought a new car.
In some districts farmers use pigs to find truffles.
FUTUROS
The children (make) two hundred Unions Jacks by the end of this week.
I (remember) to buy you a present at the fair.
We think the weather (clear up) in time for the cricket match.
The musicians (come) on here stage in a minute.
By tonight they (take) a lot of money for charity at the fair.
Football (start) again in the autumn as usual.
I (meet) him again tomorrow.
The fair (have) a theme: Britain Though The Ages.
I feel sure I (win) at cards tonight.
This time next week, we (listen) to the Rolling Stones.
BE GOING TO - FUTURE - PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Jack: I don't want to get married. I never (get) married.
Mother: You think that now. But one day you (meet) a girls and you (fall) in love.
Where you (meet) Tom?
We (meet) at Covent Garden. He (take) me to see “The Magic Flute”.
I've seen the film, now I (read) the book. I've just got a copy from the library. (I haven't started the book yet).
He (bring) his wife with him? (Has he arranged to bring his wife?).
I've been measuring the windows. I (put) in double glazing.
There's someone at the door.
I (go). But I expect it's someone for you.
Why are you rolling up the carpets? You (paint) the ceiling?
No, I (take) the carpet to the cleaner's.
Take an umbrella. It (rain)
Mrs Jones (go) to hospital; she (have) her appendix out.
Who (look) after the children?
Her sister (come) down from Scotland.
Where (go) you for your holidays?
I (go) to Norway.
What you (do) there?
I (fish).
Leave a note for them en the table and they (see) when they come in.
I'm afraid I'm not quite ready.
Never mind. I (wait).
I (play) bridge tonight with Tom and Ann.
Where you (go) this evening?
I (not go) anywhere. I (stay at home. I (write) some letters.
I (know) the result tomorrow. A soon as I hear, I (tell) you.
FUTURE: WILL - GOING TO - PRESENT CONTINUOUS
I (play) bridge tonight with Tom and Ann.
I am sure that you (like) our new house.
I (have) an operation next week.
- When you (have) your next lesson?
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I (have) it on Monday.
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Do you think the (recognize) me?
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- Where you (go) tonight?
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I (go) out with Peter. He (call) for me at eight.
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- What your father (say) when he hears about this accident?
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He (not say) much but he (not lend) me the car again.
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- What you (tell) the police?
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I (tell) them the truth.
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I've reminded you once; I (not do) it again.
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The windows - cleaner (come) at eight o'clock tomorrow.
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- Tom (arrive) tomorrow.
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He (spend) the weekend here or (catch) the night train back as usual?
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He (spend) the weekend. He (give) a lecture on Friday and (attend) a big reception on Saturday.
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I (buy) a new coat. The weather report says that it (be) very cold.
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Jack's mother: Jack (be) ready in a moment. He is just finishing breakfast.
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Peter: We'd better leave a message for Jack. Otherwise he (not know) where we've gone.
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- I (do) a lot of work in the garden, too. I (plant) 20 apples trees and (make) a lawn in front of the house.
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All that digging will take years. You (give) up your job?
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I get) some help with the garden. (I have arranged this) Two men (start) work on the hedye on Friday and a lawn expert (come) on Monday to advice me about the lawn.
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“What country do you come from?” said Bill.
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“How long have you been here?” said Ann.
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“Are you working as well as studying?” asked Peter.
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“Have you got a work permit?” Bill wanted to know.
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“What are you going to study?” asked Ann.
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“Have you enrolled for more than one class?” said Peter.
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“Do you want to buy any second - hand books?” said Bill.
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“Have you seen the library?” asked Ann.
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“Do you play rugby?” said Peter.
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“Will you have time to play regularly?” he went on.
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“Did you play for your school team?” sad Bill.
Jack's father: If I wait for him any longer I (miss) my train. I think I (walk) on; he probably (catch) me up.
George: All right. I (leave) a note on his table.
INDIRECT SPEECH: QUESTIONS
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Idioma: | inglés |
País: | España |