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TEST PAPER

I.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense: 8 x 0,3=2,4 puncte

1. Unemployment will decrease provided the government ................(take) appropriate measures.

2.If you continue to threaten me, I..........................(have) to seek legal advice.
3.I wouldn’ t have been able to pass the exam if you ..............................(not/ help) me.
4. I ................................( speak) to her if she apologised for her appaling behaviour.
5. If you had returned the product within the time limit, we..................................(give) you a full refund.
6. We would have some fresh air if you .....................(open) the window.
7.What would he say if you ................(not/ tell) him the truth?
8. If she had realised how late it was , she...............................(not/ ring) us.

II.Rewrite the following as conditional sentences. 5 X 0,4=2 p.

Pay attention to mixed conditionals.

1.We will have to leave without him if he doesn’t arrive in the next 10 minutes.
Unless.......................
2.I couldn’t fix the washing machine because I didn’t have the instructions.
If...................................
3.I can’t go to the disco because I’m under 18.
If....................................
4.Tom didn’t see the boss earlier. He’s waiting for him now.
If............................................
5.He’s allergic to seafood. That’s why he didn’t eat paella last night.
If...........................................

IV.Choose the sentence A or B that is closest in meaning to the sentence given.4 X 0,3=1,2p

1. It would be wrong for us to lock the cat in the house for a week
A.We'd better not lock the cat in the house for a week. B We can't lock the cat in the house for a week,

2. It’s possible that the decision will be announced next week

A The decision might be announced next week. B The decision will be announced next week,
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3. Although I try hard, I can never solve The Times' crossword

A Try as I may, I can never solve ......... B Try as I can, I may never solve ...................

4.I know. Why don't we go out to eat instead?

A I know. We must go out to eat instead. B I know. We could go out to eat instead.

V.Fill in the blanks with the past forms of the modal verbs. MUST/ CAN’T/ COULD/
MAY OR MIGHT 8 x 0,3= 2,4 p

1. I am sure he was here. I saw his car in front of the building.

He (be) here.
2.A: Where is James? He should already be here, shouldn't he?
B: Yes, he should but I don't know why he isn't here - he (miss) the bus.
3.I'm not sure if I passed the exam. I don't feel very sure that I passed.
I (not/ pass) the exam.
4.A: Last summer I took four exams and failed them all!
B: You (be) very disappointed.
5.She speaks excellent French. I'm sure she's lived in Paris for a long time.
She (live) in Paris for a long time.
6.A: Their plane was delayed and they had to wait 36 hours in the airport.
B: They (not/ be) very happy with the airline.
7.Someone told me that Mark was in Mexico last week, but I saw him here so he (be)
in Mexico.
8.A: I saw John yesterday - he looked very pleased with himself. He didn't say why but I think he got that
job he applied for.
B: He (get) that job he applied for.