Тест до уроку "Grammar test"-3

                                                                Grammar Test

1.The man told us… our passports ready.

have       to have       having       had

2. Mary wondered if Jane… busy the next day.

is      was      will be     would be

3. Here are some pills… your headache.

relieve     to relieve     relieving     relieved

4.Soon we found out that there was another complicated problem…

consider     considered    to have considered    to be considered

5.The book leaves much…

desired       desiring     to desire     to be desired

6…. the sounds of music, we stopped talking.

hear        to hear       heard       hearing

7…. the fruit, she went to see her friends.

selling      sold      being sold     having sold

8.He postponed… to Paris as he fell ill.

go      goes       to go       going

9.You must wear your seat belt.  -   You have to wear your seat belt.

- must, mustn’t and have to    describe obligation, rules

- don’t have to   describe actions which are voluntary

Have to and must often used interchangeably,but

•          Have to is for external obligation (eg the government)
•          Must is for internal obligation (eg your personal rules)

Choose   must or have to and say:

You decide not to smoke.  ?

The government wants you to pay your taxes.  ?

You don’t want to exercise, but the doctor tells you to. ?

You want to brush your teeth more. ?

You try to resist eating chocolate. ?

Your parents tell you to do your homework.?

10.My brother was ill last week, but now he has…

revealed        rebooted      recovered      recalled

11.Up in the air

-Hey, how’s everything with your job?

-Still up in the air.                 meaning the decision is not yet made

"Our summer vacation plans are still up in the air," meaning we haven't booked anything yet.