Grammar practice 2Ha All Right Unit 3

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Grammar practice 

2M All Right Unit 3

Present Perfect

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Fill in the correct form of the present perfect:
It ... (to rain) a lot.

1. have rain
2. has rain
3. have rained
4. has rained

Fill in the right form of the present perfect: 'How long.................you...............for that boss?' ( work)

1. has worked
2. did work
3. have worked
4. had worked

Make the present perfect:
You_____ (to keep) a pet for three years)

Make the present perfect:
I ___just ___(to go) to the library

Make the present perfect:
(you / ever/ eat/Thai food?)

Make the present perfect:
(We / never/ hear /that song/before)

Maak de present perfect:
He listens

Maak present perfect:
John lives

Present perfect:
The parents speak to the children.

can, could, to be able to, to be allowed to

Can:

"Can" wordt gebruikt om aan te geven dat iets fysiek of mentaal mogelijk is voor een persoon.

Voorbeeld: "I can swim." (Ik kan zwemmen.)

Could:

"Could" wordt vaak gebruikt als een verleden tijd van "can" en kan ook gebruikt worden om beleefdheid uit te drukken.

Voorbeeld 1 (verleden tijd): "Yesterday, I could swim for hours." (Gisteren kon ik urenlang zwemmen.)

Voorbeeld 2 (beleefdheid):

 "Could you please pass the salt?" (Zou je alsjeblieft het zout kunnen doorgeven?)

Be Able To:

"Be able to" wordt gebruikt om iemands vermogen of mogelijkheid aan te duiden, vergelijkbaar met "can."

Voorbeeld: "She is able to speak three languages." (Ze kan drie talen spreken.)

Be Allowed To:

"Be allowed to" betekent dat iemand toestemming heeft om iets te doen.

Voorbeeld: "Children are allowed to play in the park." (Kinderen mogen in het park spelen.)

I can't find my parents at the supermarket. They ___________ (to be) at home.

1. can be
2. are able to be
3. could be
4. will be allowed to be

We ___________ (to talk) during the test. If you talk, you get a 1.

1. cannot talk
2. are not able to talk
3. could not talk
4. are not allowed to talk

I think that I _________ (to attend) classes today.

1. can attend
2. am able to attend
3. could attend
4. am allowed to attend

I _________ (not - to help) dad in the garden. I'm not feeling well.

1. am not able to help
2. could not help
3. cannot help
4. am not allowed to help

When I was young I _________ (to sing) very well.

1. can sing
2. was able to sing
3. could sing
4. was allowed to sing

My father ________believe his eyes when he saw me come in with a stray cat.

1. can
2. could
3. can't
4. couldn't

When Tim was 16, he ______ 100 metres in 11 seconds.

1. can run
2. were able to run
3. could run
4. was allowed to run

'You look tired.' - 'Yes, that's because I _________ last night.

1. couldn't sleep
2. cannot sleep
3. didn't be able to
4. was allowed to sleep

have to, must or should

Have to:

"Have to" wordt gebruikt om aan te geven dat iets noodzakelijk is of verplicht moet worden gedaan. Het duidt op een externe verplichting of een externe reden waarom iets moet gebeuren.

Voorbeeld: "I have to finish my homework before I go out."

Must:

"Must" wordt ook gebruikt om verplichting aan te geven, maar het drukt meestal een persoonlijke overtuiging of interne verplichting uit. Het wordt vaak gebruikt om sterke aanbevelingen of regels uit te drukken.

Voorbeeld: "You must be at least 18 years old to enter the casino."

Should:

"Should" geeft aan dat iets wenselijk is of wordt aanbevolen, maar het is niet strikt verplicht. Het drukt advies, suggestie of een goede praktijk uit.

Voorbeeld: "You should eat plenty of fruits and vegetables for a healthy diet."

If you want to work in the USA, you ..... good English. (speak)

You ........ Jim a clock as a birthday present, he'll love it. (give)

You are ill. You ........... to school today. (not go)

You ....... to feed the dog. (remember)

You ...... anything stupid if you want to keep your job (not say)

Do you think you are ready for the test?

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