Revision chapter 4 grammar

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Revision grammar chapter 4

SHOULD en OUGHT TO betekenen het zelfde maar ________ is formeler

1. should
2. ought to

We ................. be home by seven o`clock.

1. should
2. ought to

You ... stay seated at all times. (formeel)

1. ought to
2. should

It's cold today. Do you think it ______ snow?

1. Should
2. Must
3. Can
4. Might

You _____ leave your door unlocked when you go out.

1. Shouldn't
2. Mustn't
3. Can't
4. Might not

This is impossible. It _____ be a mistake!

1. Should
2. Must
3. Can
4. Might

You should probably bring an umbrella. It _____ rain later today.

1. Should
2. Must
3. Can
4. Might

If you follow my advice, it ____ be easy.

1. Should
2. Must
3. Has to

You look like you're ill. You ____ go to school today.

1. Shouldn't
2. Mustn't
3. Don't have to

Tomorrow is Sunday, so I _____ go to school!

1. Shouldn't
2. Mustn't
3. Don't have to

Both, either, neither, all, none, every & each

Grammar

Both, either, neither, all, each, every, none

Twee personen, dieren of dingen	both, either, neither
Twee of meer personen, dieren of dingen	each
Drie of meer personen, dieren of dingen	all, every, none
Nadruk op individuele dingen	each
Nadruk op het geheel	every

1. "____ Lily and Jane were late to class today and the teacher was really angry."

1. Neither
2. Both
3. Either
4. All

2. "____ John nor Luke likes doing the dishes."

1. Neither
2. Both
3. Either
4. All

3. "How am I supposed to say which is better? I didn't like ____ of them."

1. neither
2. both
3. either
4. all

4. "She speaks ____ English and Arabic."

1. neither
2. both
3. either
4. all

5. "Do ____ of you have any money I can borrow."

1. neither
2. both
3. either
4. all

1 ____ Ellie and Nicolas wanted to sit in the front.

2 We passed ____ our courses.

3 You must believe ____ story; they are both ridiculous.

4 ____ time I have to go outside, it's raining.

5 ____ of us wanted to go first.

6 There are trees on ____ side of the river.

7 ____ suspect received a different sentence.

either

all

neither

every

each

none

both

The robbers took ___the money they could get.

1. both
2. all
3. either
4. neither