Modal verbs
3664. Ann is free today, so we ... go to the Party.
A) are to B) can’t C) ought D) can
3665. The lecturer mentioned the name of the town
several times, but unfortunately I ... remember
it.
A) can B) could C) may D) could not
3666.”Pupils ... speak only English at their English
lessons”-said the English teacher.
A) must not B) must C) cannot D) has to
3667. Her book was there. It ... be anywhere else.
A) must B) can’t C) has to D) needn’t
3668. Fatima doesn’t look like Nodir. She ... be his
sister.
A) has to B) need C) can’t D) must
3669. We ... preserve the fauna and flora of the earth
for the next generation.
A) might B) has to C) must D) need
3670. Helen ... marry him if she wanted to.
A) can B) am to C) must D) could
3671. ... I turn the television off ?
A) need B) am to C) has to D) may
3672. Excuse me, ... you tell me the time?
A) may B) must C) might D) can
3673. We ... protect our environment from pollution.
A) need B) had to C) are to D) must
3674. Nothing can stop us now, ...?
A) don’t it B) doesn’t it C) can’t it D) can it
3675. . . . you show me those black shoes?
A) may B) must C) can D) have to
3676. Hello, ... I speak to Peter, please?
A) might B) must C) can D) has to
3677. He ... agree to your suggestion.
A) may not B) need C) are able to D) are to
3678. You ... do this work yourself, if you try.
A) can B) had to C) must D) was able to
3679. You ... watch TV now as father is sleeping. You
shouldn’t disturb him.
A) mustn’t B) are not able to C) may D) have to
3680. You ... work hard at your English if you want to
know it well.
A) must B) mustn’t C) can’t D) has to
3681. Mother, look, I . . . skate well.
A) can B) may C) must D) have to
3682. We . . . read a lot in the original if we want to
learn a foreign language.
A) had to B) can C) must D) may
3683. Nodira has been working all day. She ... be very
tired. A) must B) can’t C) might not D) have to
3684. Helen ... come to school today. She isn’t very
well. A) can’t B) mustn’t C) had to D) should
3685. The dog had run away and the children . . . find
it though they were looking for it the whole day.
A) can B) can’t C) could D) could not
3686. Their house is in Chorsu and yours is in
Chilanzar. They ... live very close to you.
A) can B) can’t C) must not D) must
3687. A little girl comes up to her mother and asks if
she . . . go to the park with her friend.
A) couldn’t B) can’t C) had to D) may
3688. Mark Twain ... easily ... across the Mississippi
River, when he was a child.
A) must/swim B) had to/swam
C) may not/swim D) could/swim
3689.I looked through this book for about 2 hours, but
. . . find anything interesting.
A) can’t B) couldn’t C) may not D) could
3690. Never put off till tomorrow what you... do
today.
A) have to B) must C) might D) can
3691.Daddy, ... we go to the cinema ? - No, you ... .
The film is for grown ups only.
A) may / can not B) can / needn’t
C) need / can’t D) is to / may not
3692. I’m sorry you ... smoke here.
A) had to B) can’t C) could D) must
3693. It was very difficult to hear: I ... understand
what she was saying.
A) can’t B) may not C) was able to D) couldn’t
3694. Olim ... go to the cinema tomorrow. He has
done well.
A) may B) was able to C) have to D) had to
3695. Last year I . . . skate well, but after some
practice I . . . now.
A) couldn’t/can B) may/can’t
C) mustn’t/can D) should/shouldn’t
3696. If you . . . fix a radio, you . . . repair a TV too.
A) can/will be able to B) must/may
C) couldn’t/can D) need/has to
3697. If you know a foreign language you . . . learn a
second one easily.
A) may B) should C) mustn’t D) can
3698. She said they . . . go to the cinema if they liked.
A) must B) may C) can D) could
3699. I was ill and . . . go to school for some days.
A) can’t B) must C) could D) couldn’t
3700. - . . . I take your pen for a moment?
- Certainly.
A) must B) may C) might D) should
3701. If you want to improve your English you . . .
work very hard.
A) can B) may C) are able to D) must
3702. . . . I have a word with you, please?
A) may B) had to C) have to D) must
3703. He tried, but . . . persuade anybody.
A) might B) couldn’t C) can D) could
3704. After a story is written, it passes through the
hands of very many different workers. Each
worker checks carefully, for there . . . not be any
mistakes in the story.
A) must B) couldn’t C) could D) might
3705. If one person is careless with a library book,
thenit . . . be read by others.
A) can B) could C) may D) can’t
3706. A: . . . I phone you tonight?
B: Yes, you . . . .
A) may/may B) must/might C) could/can’t
D) shouldn’t/shouldn’t
3707. I . . . not translate this text yesterday. . . . you
help me to translate it tonight?
A) could/can B) can/can C) may/may D) had to/could
3708. ” . . . I have a cup of tea, miss?” she asked. But
the waitress went on doing her hair. ”Oh,” she
sang, ” We’re not open yet”
A) have to B) must C) may D) should
3709. Guests of the hotel ... warn the clerk in advance
when they leave.
A) can B) may C) must D) was to
3710. I don’t think you will need any help, but if you
. . . it, just let me know.
A) need B) can C) will need D) needing
3711. He spoke so quickly that I . . . hardly
understand
him. A) can B) may C) must D) could
3712. ”Shall I write a letter to him?” ”No, you . . . ,
it’s not necessary.”
A) can’t B) needn’t C) mightn’t D) must
3713. ... I ask you to read this sentence once more?
A) can B) couldn’t C) had to D) might to
3714. Glass, paper and aluminium cans . . . all be
recycled easily.
A) can B) will C) must D) ought to
3715. We have already done everything, so you ...
have
come.
A) must B) had to C) could D) needn’t
3716. His suggestion may be of little value, but you ...
discuss it all the same.
A) should B) may C) need D) has to
3717. It’s a shame, you devote so little time to the
child. You ... give him more attention. She’s got
ill.
A) might B) may C) must D) have to
3718. I am quite free this evening so I ... take care of
the baby instead of you.
A) can B) have to C) must D) need to
3719. One ... cheat at the exam. It’s a rule in all
exams.
A) cannot B) must not C) has to D) might not
3720. A real writer knows what he ... write about.
A) must B) need to C) could D) had to
3721. I helped my mother to tidy up the room
whenever I ... .
A) could B) can C) needs to D) has to
3722. Jane asked if she ... switch off the radio.
A) may B) might C) can D) must
3723. Everybody ... love their country. They ... be
ready to defend their country.
A) must/might B) must/must C) may/can
D) have to/has to
3724. ”I ... hand the letter to anybody. I ... hand it
personally to her”, he said.
A) may/could B) can/must
C) must/couldn’t D) can’t/must
3725. Grown-ups ... distroy birds nests.
A) mustn’t B) must C) may D) ought
3726. We were ... finish the work in five days.
A) can B) have to C) able to D) may
3727. - I locked myself out of my flat. I didn’t know
what to do.
-You ... called your roommate.
A) could have B) may have C) would have D) must
have
3728. - The coat is too expensive. I’m afraid I can’t
afford it.
- Let’s go to another shop. They ... have cheaper
ones there.
A) may B) shouldn’t C) can’t D) have to
3729. This work ... to be done at once.
A) must B) can C) is D) should
3730. - Where is Ann?
- She ... be walking in the garden.
A) can B) ought to C) has to D) must
3731. It’s only 8 o’clock. You ... come so early. We
did the work yesterday.
A) need B) needn’t C) needn’t have D) could
3732. I went to the doctor’s yesterday and I ... for half
an hour.
A) had to wait B) must wait C) should wait D) can
wait
3733. You ... have sent us a note at least! We waited
for you the whole day.
A) might B) can C) may D) are to
3734. Whatever the reason ... be, the fact remains.
A) may B) can C) could D) might
3735. I ... tidy my room. Mother is angry.
A) have to B) can C) may D) needn’t
3736. It ... be true. It ... be a lie.
A) might/can B) can’t/must
C) mustn’t/may D) may/is to
3737. If you’re ever in London, you ... give me a ring.
We ... go out somewhere.
A) could/must B) had/may C) must/could
D) are to/shall be able
3738. I told him that he ... leave whenever he wanted
to. A) could B) can C) must D) had to
3739. You aren’t serious, are you? You ... be joking!
A) are to B) can C) have to D) must
3740. If you want to become a professional pianist,
you... practise every day.
A) need B) must C) had to D) might
3741. You ... look at the label in your jumper if you
want to know how to wash it.
A) might B) has to C) should D) need
3742. - Excuse me, madam, ... I have a look at that
blue dress?
- Yes, certainly. You ... try it on if you like.
A) may / must B) can / may C) must / must D) may /
have to
3743. He . . . at home as he was ill.
A) must stay B) has to stay C) can stay D) had to stay
3744. As it was raining I . . . to put on my raincoat
A) must B) could C) have D) had
3745. J.Oh.Tommy, my father has bought a new car.
T. . . . ?
A) did he? B) hasn’t he? C) haven’t you? D) has he?
3746. Dad thinks they . . . improve the street lighting.
A) had B) are C) should D) have
3747.Trees . . . produce oxygen, but rocks . . . .
A) can/can’t B) can’t/can C) can/should D)
may/might
3748. Tomorrow is a holiday. Mary . . . go to class.
A) doesn’t have to B) don’t have to
C) isn’t to D) didn’t have to
3749. Nancy is yawning. She . . . be sleepy.
A) must B) can C) had better D) could
3750. I wonder who is ringing. It is Don. He said he
. . . come after 7 o’clock and it is only 6.30 now.
A) may B) can’t C) won’t D) would
3751. You have a bad cold and you . . . go to class
today.
A) could B) should C) shouldn’t D) need
3752. If you have all necessary qualifications you
. . . apply for the work you applied.
A) should B) mustn’t C) needn’t have D) has to
3753. If she sold her car she wouldn’t get . . . money
for it as her car is old.
A) little B) few C) a little D) much
3754. Don’t put sugar in your tea. You know you
. . . sugar.
A) might eat less B) can eat less
C) has to eat much D) should eat less
3755. It . . . be Jack. He drives a Fiat and this guy is
driving a Jaguar.
A) can’t B) should C) ought to D) might
3756. - My school is near the railway station.
- Oh, it . . . be noisy.
A) should B) must C) can D) is to
3757. I . . . go to hospital yesterday.
A) have to B) must C) could D) had to
3758. I can’t meet you on Friday. I . . . work.
A) must not B) can C) may D) have to
3759. The mother says that he ... stare at people like
that as it ... impolite.
A) mustn’t/is B) mustn’t/was
C) mustn’t/had been D) hadn’t to/was
3760. ... I ask a favour ... you?
A) May/from B) Can/from C) May/of D) May/for
3761. I ... go now. It is ... late.
A) must/getting B) should/getting
C) must/to get D) may/growing
3762. I help my mother to tidy up the room whenever
I... .
A) could B) may C) have to D) can
3763. The first thing we ... do is to have some food
and then go out for a long walk.
A) is B) must C) need D) have
3764. - Oh, you are constantly sneezing and coughing.
I think you must consult your doctor.
- Oh, . . . I go to hospital?
- No, you ... . A) must/must B) can/must C)
can/should D) must/needn’t
3765. When I got to the office I ... hear something
strange.
A) could B) had to C) might D) must
3766. This article is very difficult for her. She
. . . translate it herself.
A) can B) cannot C) may D) shall
3767. Children . . . be respectful to older people.
A) need B) should C) dare D) mustn’t
3768. . . . you pass me the salt?
A) May B) Should C) Could D) Must
3769. You . . . hardly find a grown-up person or a
youngster who is not enthusiastic about sport.
A) should B) may C) can D) must
3770. Students . . . talk during the lesson.
A) mustn’t B) needn’t C) may not D) must
3771. A Zoo notice: Visitors . . . feed the animals.
A) mustn’t B) must C) can D) would
3772. ... you like to have a glass of juice?
A) could B) would C) did D) must
3773. She was only eight and she ... understand what
was happening.
A) shouldn’t B) was not C) can’t D) couldn’t
3774. Every young man . . . serve in the army.
A) dare B) must C) have to D) need
3775. I didn’t want to go there but I . . .
A) must B) have to C) should to D) had to
3776. According to the manager’s order you . . . wear
jeans in the office.
A) needn’t B) mustn’t C) may not D) don’t have to
3777. The teacher said they . . . all go home.
A) can B) may C) will D) could
3778. . . . you bring me some paper, please to write
my
note on?
A) will B) can C) may D) could
3779. ”Thought the picture . . . interest you”, Maurice
said her.
A) may B) might C) can D) will
3780. He . . . be in New York.
A) might B) may C) can D) could
3781. Who . . . to jump over the stream?
A) dares B) need C) will D) must
3782. I hardly . . . tell him what happened.
A) was to B) dare C) must D) may
3783. I . . . say you are a little tired after your walk,
dear.
A) was to B) had to C) dare D) need
3784. It’s not easy to hold responsibility. I . . . tell you
that.
A) need B) ought C) mustn’t D) needn’t
3785. . . . you bring your girl-friend with you?
A) will B) dare C) can D) need
3786. There is no . . . for him to learn about this.
A) can B) need C) may D) dare
3787. When he needed extra money, he . . . work
overtime.
A) would B) should C) must D) can
3788. You . . . eat so much chocolate cake.
A) shouldn’t B) should C) must D) oughtn’t
3789. You . . . stop on a motor way.
A) must B) can C) mustn’t D) need
3790. I . . . to pay my road tax soon.
A) must B) have to C) may D) can
3791. We . . . to have stopped for a meal on the way.
A) must B) may C) can D) ought
3792. It’s late. You . . . go to bed.
A) must B) can C) should D) could
3793. . . . you to be more care ful?
A) can B) ought C) must D) may
3794. Are you sure, you . . . to be doing that?
A) ought B) should C) can D) may
3795. I . . . have someone to show me the way from
the station.
A) must B) can C) should D) had to
3796. Each time we went out together, he . . . show
me
something new.
A) should B) will C) must D) would
3797. Shut the door, . . . you?
A) can B) will C) may D) must
3798. . . . you like a slice of toast?
A) will B) may C) would D) can
3799. Baby . . . to stand up in two weeks time.
A) can B) must C) may D) will be able
3800. I . . . to play chess soon.
A) ought B) may C) could D) shall be able
3801. You . . . see the sea from our bedroom window.
A) may B) have to C) must D) can
3802. He had hurt his leg, so he . . . walk very well.
A) would B) must not C) could not D) can
3803. She doesn’t want to stay with Linda. But
she . . .
stay with Linda.
A) could B) can C) have to D) ought to
3804. A number of police officers here work with
dogs.
An officer and his dog . . . to work closely together.
A) have B) has C) must D) should
3805. Can you be quiet, please? Bill . . . concentrate
on
his work when it is noisy.
A) can B) oughtn’t C) can’t D) need
3806. There is no fog this morning and we . . . see the
road more clearly.
A) need B) mustn’t C) can D) oughtn’t
3807. I’m sorry, I had an appointment with the doctor,
so I . . . attend the class yesterday.
A) can’t B) may not C) don’t have to D) couldn’t
3808. I ... find this book anywhere.
A) may B) must not C) has to D) cannot
3809. Jane looks so young. She ... be forty yet.
A) must B) can C) can’t D) mustn’t
3810. – Must I do it ?
– No, you ... . It isn’t necessary.
A) couldn’t B) may C) needn’t D) can
3811. It’s till quite early. It ... be nine o’clock yet.
A) must B) can C) can’t D) mustn’t
3812. Bobur has been very ill lately. He ... be well
yet.
A) can’t B) had to C) is able to D) needn’t
3813. You ... easily find the newspaper now, where
his
article was printed.
A) might B) need C) couldn’t D) can
3814. That’s a question nobody ... answer.
A) must not B) were to C) cannot D) can
3815. I ... write to Ann. I haven’t written to her for
ages.
A) can B) had C) must D) could
3816. I am very tired. I ... do anything.
A) could B) can C) should D) can’t
3817. I feel sick. So I ... go to school.
A) can B) could C) haven’t to D) am not able to
3818. The boy has just had dinner. He ... be hungry
yet.
A) can B) must C) can’t D) mustn’t
3819. Oh, you are seriously ill. I think you ... consult
a doctor and if he tells you to stay in bed you ... do so.
A) may/might B) must/can’t
C) should/must D) have to/couldn’t
3820. There are so many clouds in the sky. I think
it ... rain today.
A) is able to B) has to C) may D) should
3821. The weather changed for the better and the
tourists . . . start their city tour.
A) could B) can C) cannot D) may
3822. Anvar was standing very far from you. You ...
see him. A) needn’t B) had to C) mustn’t D) couldn’t
3823. ”Everybody . . . be in time for the classes”, the
teacher said.
A) must not B) can C) must D) cannot
3824. They haven’t worked very much. They ... be
very tired out.
A) must B) can C) can’t D) have to
3825. Olim ... spend a lot of time looking for his
friend’s new house yesterday because he didn’t
know the town well.
A) has to B) may C) can D) had to
3826. Nodira wasn’t admitted to the university. She ...
be delighted.
A) can B) must C) can’t D) mustn’t
3827. Visitors ... feed the animals in the Zoo. It is
forbidden.
A) mustn’t B) may C) can D) are to
3828. He is sick, I ... help him.
A) need B) might C) have to D) could
3829. She has been very ill lately. She ... be at the
office now.
A) has to B) can’t C) need D) must
3830. You . . . work if you don’t want to. You may do
it tomorrow.
A) needn’t B) can’t C) need D) didn’t have to
3831. Anvar ... go far yet. I saw him a minute ago.
A) can’t B) can C) must D) mustn’t
3832. Your sister is recovering. You .. worry.
A) will B) must C) have to D) shouldn’t
3833. Must I do this exercise too? No, you . . . . It
isn’t neccessary.
A) can’t B) may not C) mustn’t D) needn’t
3834. My eyesight isn’t very good. I ... wear glasses
for reading.
A) might B) have to C) can D) may
3835. Karim ... leave for school so early. It’s only
seven o’clock.
A) must B) can’t C) needn’t D) mustn’t
3836. Karim ... go to see his grandfather as he is ill.
He ... go with you to the park.
A) ought/can’t B) has to/can’t
C) may/had to D) need/must
3837. Teacher: ” You ... ring me up when you ... my
help.
A) could / needs B) may / need
C) can / will need D) must / needed
3838. The girl ... sing well yet. She hasn’t much
practice yet.
A) must B) need C) can’t D) mustn’t
3839. . . . the director receive me now?
A) Have to B) Was able C) Can D) Is to
3840. Last week the skier broke his leg and . . .
compete
in the recent Olympic Games.
A) couldn’t B) mustn’t C) had to D) can’t
3841. It’s cold here. She ... be thirsty.
A) must B) can’t C) needn’t D) need
3842. - He lives near his work.
- He is lucky, he . . . go to the office by crowded
buses.
A) have to B) are able to
C) doesn’t have to D) would have to
3843. I think he . . . exercise regularly, otherwise he
will
get out of shape.
A) mustn’t B) should C) can D) might
3844. . . . I borrow your text-book? I’ve left mine at
home.
A) am able to B) must C) have to D) may
3845. - . . . I go there now?
- No, you . . . .
A) can/hadn’t to B) am/aren’t
C) must/needn’t D) might/could
3846. It is not the rush hours. Trams ... be
over crowded.
A) must B) need C) can D) can’t
3847. It is 10 a.m. already. He .. be sleeping now.
A) must B) need C) can D) can’t
3848. My brother . . . go to the library for books as he
is writing a composition at school.
A) can B) could C) may D) has to
3849. - . . . they do this exercise now?
- . . . . They can do it at home.
A) Can/Yes, they can B) Must/No, they needn’t
C) May/Yes, they may D) Could/Yes, they must
3850. She is very exhausted. She ... feel more tired.
A) mustn’t B) can C) need D) can’t
3851. You are terrified. You ... be more frightened.
A) should B) could C) need D) can’t
3852. We had an appointment yesterday afternoon
and you ... have seen us; we discussed the project
with him.
A) could not B) must C) have to D) mustn’t
3853. Visitors . . . stay in the hospital after ten p.m.
A) might not B) needn’t C) couldn’t D) must not
3854. Father is seriously ill. He ... be worse.
A) mustn’t B) can’t C) need D) has to
3855. My Sister is absolutely well. She ... be better.
A) mustn’t B) can’t C) needn’t D) need
3856. - . . . we finish our work today?
- No, you . . . . A) Can/could B) May/can C) Have
to/can D) Must/needn’t
3857. ” . . . I do anything for you?” the secretary
asked the stranger politely.
A) can B) had to C) must D) have to
3858. It’s already 12 o’clock. As I . . . to be there at 5
sharp, I . . . to take a taxi.
A) am/shall have to B) is/may
C) was/had to D) were/can
3859. Oh, my! How . . . I tell her that her life will be
ruined from this day on? I don’t think, I can.
A) had to B) need C) may D) can
3860. Mr.Brown crawled out of the prison and made
his way as fast as he . . . to the border.
A) must B) can C) could D) might
3861. My son . . . speak English well now, but I hope
he . . . speak next year.
A) could/can B) can’t/will be able to
C) must/will have to D) may/may
3862. You . . . do it just now. You . . . do it tomorrow.
A) must/can B) should/may C) can/could
D) needn’t/can
3863. -Where is the director?
-He . . . be in his office. I’ve seen him several
times this morning.
A) is able to B) shall C) have to D) must
3864. Alisher ... have left home. I am calling him but
there is nobody there.
A) must B) ought to C) was to D) can’t
3865. Cultural monuments in Uzbekistan ... be
protected by the state.
A) could B) must C) should D) didn’t need
3866. All citizens of Uzbekistan ... respect the rights,
freedoms, honour and dignity of others.
A) had to B) must C) can D) could
3867. Sobir said he would go to the reading room. He
... be in the reading room now.
A) has to B) must C) is to D) need
3868. You haven’t eaten for a whole day. You ... be
very hungry.
A) shall B) would C) must D) shouldn’t
3869. Your son entered the University. You ... be very
proud of him.
A) must B) would C) shall D) shouldn’t
3870. They were lost. They ... have taken the wrong
road. A) must B) are to C) was to D) can
3871. She ... know their address. Let’s go and ask her.
A) must B) has to C) will D) can
3872. ”You ... stare at people like that; it’s impolite”,
said the mother.
A) mustn’t B) should C) might not D) needn’t
3873. The hard work ... have told on her health. She
got ill. A) has to B) must C) is to D) can
3874. Ann is very obedient to her parents. She ... have
done anything against her father’s will.
A) might B) can C) may not D) can’t
3875. She ... have taken a year’s leave, because her
mother was seriously ill.
A) must B) was to C) might D) had to
3876. The young couple ... many presents at their
wedding party last week.
A) will be given B) is given C) were given D) was
given
3877. No one realised the letter was important so it ...
have been thrown out.
A) must B) would C) wouldn’t D) need
3878. The girls ... have gone home by taxi because
their bags were so heavy that they couldn’t lift them.
A) have to B) couldn’t C) must D) were able to
3879. We haven’t seen our neighbours for ages.
They ... have gone to Spain. They have got a lot
of relatives there.
A) must not B) had to C) need D) must
3880. You have been travelling all day. You ... be
very tired.
A) can’t B) must C) were to D) have to
3881. It ... have been a comfortable journey, because
it was not necessary to change anywhere.
A) needn’t B) must C) didn’t have to D) shouldn’t
3882. You I ... have made him understand you
properly. He is not angry now.
A) have to B) can C) ought D) could
3883. You ... have driven very fast, that’s why you
have an accident.
A) shouldn’t B) can’t C) ought not D) must
3884. We ... afford a proper aeriel for our TV yet, so
for the time being we ... use an indoor one
A) mustn’t/must B) can/are to
C) shouldn’t/might D) can’t/have to
3885. He ... have done it at once as it was very urgent.
He ... just put it off till the next morning.
A) must / couldn’t B) must / ought C) could / had to
D) had to / could
3886. It is necessary that you . . . right now.
A) should come B) came C) had come D) have come
3887. When I was little, my father gave me some
advice. He said . . . talk to strangers.
A) that shouldn’t B) don’t C) that I don’t D) I
shouldn’t
3888. I went downtown yesterday, because I . . . go to
the city hall.
A) had to B) must C) could D) can
3889. If you don’t know how to get to the airport you
say:
. . . you tell me how to get to the airport?
A) should B) need C) might D) could
3890. Are you going up early tomorrow?
No, it’s day off so I . . . get up so early.
A) have got to B) don’t have to
C) shouldn’t have to D) mustn’t have to
3891. If she had been wearing a seat-belt she
. . . . . . injured.
A) should have got B) wouldn’t have got
C) might have got D) could have got
3892. We used to live close to a railway line. Every
time a train went past, the whole house
. . . shake.
A) could B) shall have to C) would D) might
3893. The problem was clear to everybody and the
speaker . . . go into details.
A) shouldn’t B) couldn’t C) might not D) didn’t have
to
3894. A driver . . . to take the test in English.
A) hasn’t B) needn’t C) doesn’t have D) mustn’t
3895. In Britain you . . . drive a car when you’re
seventeen. A) must B) are able to C) ought to
D) are allowed to
3896. I’m not working tomorrow so I . . . get up early.
A) don’t have to B) have not to
C) haven’t got D) am to
3897. I don’t know why they have left early for the
airport. They . . . long until the plane . . . now.
A) will be waiting/take off
B) are going to wait/took off
C) are to wait/taken off
D) will have to wait/takes off
3898. When does Ann . . . go to hospital?
A) can B) have to C) must D) may
3899. The fire spread through the building quickly but
everybody . . . escape.
A) were able to B) could have
C) was able to D) had to
3900. He . . . swim very well when he was young.
A) might B) dare not C) could D) -
3901. If I knew them better I . . . invite them to
dinner.
A) might B) can C) may D) would
3902. You’ve got plenty of time. You . . . hurry.
A) must B) need C) needn’t D) mustn’t
3903. You had better ... in for sports for another two
months. You would rather ... skating.
A) going/go B) to go/to go C) go/go D) went/went
3904. They ... to arrive at 12.30 but they didn’t.
A) didn’t have to B) have to C) must D) were
3905. Why don’t you go to him for advice? He ... tell
you what to do, he ... help you to overcome your
diffuculties.
A) would/can’t B) could/would
C) can/would D) would/would
3906. I had much more luggage than was allowed on
board so I ... pay extra.
A) have to B) may C) had to D) didn’t have to
3907. You ... be tired after this hard work. You ...
have a rest.
A) can/can B) don’t have to be/could
C) must/should D) may/must
3908. He remembered he ... buy a new watch passing
the shop, as the old one didn’t work.
A) could B) had to C) may D) can
3909. The boy ... hardly keep his voice under control
and he was shaking with a rage.
A) might B) had to C) could D) didn’t have to
3910. You ... have to go the party with us if you don’t
want to.
A) don’t B) aren’t C) are D) shan’t
3911. Must I do the room? -No, you . . . . It is clean.
A) needn’t B) shouldn’t C) mustn’t D) can’t
3912. I had little time and . . . to take a taxi.
A) have to B) could C) had D) must
3913. . . . we learn this text by heart? - No, you . . . .
A) must / can B) can / shall
C) must / needn’t D) may / can’t
3914. She is usually short of time so she . . . go by air.
A) has to B) will have to C) had to D) ought to
3915. She . . . be at the University. She is having her
exam. A) may B) must C) have to D) might
3916. As the manager was out, she . . . wait.
A) had to B) was able to C) was allowed
D) was permitted
3917. I . . . not . . . to have dinner with you now. I’m
translating the article.
A) am able B) was able C) will be able D) have to
3918. We . . . ring the bell, I have got the key.
A) mustn’t B) needn’t C) can’t D) can
3919. You . . . use your knowledge more effectively.
A) are to B) must to C) need D) should
3920. Our friends . . . take a taxi because they were
late.
A) could B) was to C) were able to D) had to
3921. Everybody . . . go to the dentist at least once a
year.
A) should B) had C) ought D) have
3922. We . . . finish the work only the day after
tomorrow.
A) could B) may C) shall be able to D) are able to
3923. Her mother asked her to come home earlier that
day because she . . . look after her younger sister.
A) must B) had to C) can D) may
3924. I . . . imagine her teaching English, she used to
be so nervous.
A) could not B) could C) have to D) can
3925. You had better . . . swimming for another three
months or so. You . . . it very useful.
A) train/will find B) to train/fill find
C) trained/would find D) be trained/find
3926. I . . . not stand that noise any longer. I . . . go
out and tell them to stop.
A) might/must B) could/had to
C) can/had D) had/should
3927. The island . . . be reached by boat or even on
foot when the tide is low.
A) shall B) ought C) should D) can
3928. My brother . . . skate well, when he was a child.
A) can B) is able to C) could D) need
3929. His friend ... pass the exam in physics and now
he is working hard as he ... take it again.
A) can’t/was able B) couldn’t/has to
C) must/had to D) may/could
3930. ... I come in? No, you ... I am very busy now. I
... write a composition.
A) can/can/must B) may/can’t/must
C) must/may not/had to D) must/must/may
3931. Everybody ... to go to the dentist at least once a
year. A) should B) must C) ought D) have
3932. Mary and John . . . marry in summer.
A) has to B) is to C) are to D) should to
3933. He said he would sooner . . . at home.
A) staying B) to stay C) stayed D) stay
3934. He can’t play tennis very well now but he . . .
quite well when he was younger.
A) can play B) may play C) had to play D) could play
3935. Brian has got three houses, six cars, a yaht and
a
helikopter. He . . . a lot of money.
A) could B) ought C) able to D) must have
3936. You want to invite someone to come and to stay
with you for the weekend. . . . you like to come
and stay with me for the weekend?
A) could B) may C) can D) would
3937. Ann was feeling ill last night. She . . . leave the
Dostları ilə paylaş: |