Grammar Vocabulary 3 PDF

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Grammar & vocabulary revision

Grammar
could, managed to, can, will be able to
1 Choose the correct alternative.
When Frank was born, he couldnt /could breathe very
well, so the doctors examined his heart. Frank had
a serious heart problem, but the doctors said they
1could/can operate. When he was one, Frank had
a heart transplant. The doctors 2managed to/could
fix the problem, but for a year after that, he 3could/
couldnt fight infection very well, so he was often ill.
But these days, Frank is healthy and 4can/could do
most things that other six-year-old boys 5can/cant
do. He still 6cant/couldnt run very fast and he 7wont
be able to/cant play for Manchester United when
hes older, but hes happy. Medicine is getting better.
In the future, doctors 8can/will be able to help more
people, and those people 9cant/will be able to live
happy, healthy lives. When Franks mum tells people
about him, sometimes they 10cant/wont be able to
believe how ill he was!
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of

could, managed to, can or will be able to.
One day, I ll be able to speak Mandarin.
1 After having a lot of extra lessons, David finally
pass his driving test.
live
2 Even in the future, people
forever.
3 Before she learnt English, Maria
communicate with anyone in London.
surgeons transplant
4 These days,
brains?
5 Even today in the 21st century, we still
spend our holidays on the moon.
(you)
6 This time next year,
drive a car?
Possibility and certainty: may/might/could,

must, cant
3 Choose the correct alternative.
James isnt at school today. He b be ill.

acant
bmay
c may not
be
1 Sarahs brothers had a car accident. She
worried.
amust bmight ccant
2 The children arent eating their vegetables.
like them.
They
acant bmust c might not
be
3 Why havent you got a jacket on? You
really cold!
amust bcant c may not
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be open. The doors are closed.

The shop
amust bcould ccant
be a student.
Shes carrying books so she
acan
bcould ccant
4 Correct the mistake in each sentence.

It might to be raining outside that mans wet.

1

2

3

4

5

It might be raining outside - that mans wet.

Joe coulds have an eye infection.
You must to be tired after your journey.
You can be serious. I dont believe you!
The doctor may helps you to feel better.
The answer might be right. Im sure of it!
Past modals: possibility and certainty

5 Choose the correct alternative to complete the
dialogue.
A Sian cant /must have been at school today
because she didnt come to English or Biology.
B I suppose she 1could/can have been ill.
A Maybe. But her mums just had an operation so
she 2cant/might have been at the hospital.
B Well, I saw her mum in the car yesterday so
she 3must/could have already come home.
A Oh, OK. Her mums French, isnt she?
B Yes, but her English is brilliant so she
4may/must have lived here for a long time!
A But Sian said she didnt speak any English
when she first arrived, so she 5must/cant have
done English at school.
6 Complete the sentences using past modals and

the verbs.
My parents cant have met (meet) before
they were 30. They lived in different countries!
1 You
(see) John in town.
Hes on holiday in New York this week.
(annoy) my boyfriend.
2 I
He hasnt spoken to me all week.
3 Im not sure, but Sam
(eat) the cake he didnt eat much dinner!
(not be) ill
4 The teacher
this morning. She looks fine now.
5 I couldnt find John at the party. He
(leave) early.
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Advice and obligation: should, must, have to 10 Complete the text with the words from the box.
7 Complete the sentences with the correct form of
the verbs from the box.
dont have to
shouldnt
must
have to
mustnt
should
If you want to learn how to swim, you

should
take lessons.
1 You
smoke in restaurants and cafs
now its illegal.
buy a train ticket before I forget.
2 I
go to school.
3 During the holidays, I
go to bed late on a school
4 You
night.
you
study tonight?
5
8 Complete the text with the verbs from the box.

dont have to
shouldnt
must
have to
should mustnt
When I was twelve, I broke my leg quite badly. The

must
doctors said, You
stay in hospital
1
because we
treat your leg. At first I was
too ill to get up, but then I started to feel better and
tried to walk. When the nurse saw me, she said, Dont
do that! You 2
walk yet.
After a week, my doctor told me, You can go home
now. You 3
stay here anymore. But
before I left, he had some advice. Your leg is getting
better, he said, so you can walk a little bit. But you
4
try to walk too much at first. When you
sit down, you 5
rest your leg on a chair.
And dont do anything silly!
Vocabulary
Medical science
9 Complete the sentences with the words from the
box.
prevent suffers operation
treatment discover cure
Last year I had an
operation
on my leg.
1 Do you think a
for cancer will ever
be found?
some
2 Eating healthy food can
diseases.
?
3 How successful was this
from back pain.
4 My grandma
a new cure
5 How many scientists
for illnesses every year?
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cause cloned cure

developing discoveries research
suffer
transplant cures
In the last hundred years of medical research ,

scientists have made many 1
in
medicine. Thanks to antibiotics, there are now
2
for serious infections. Doctors can also
3
organs like hearts from one person
to another. We have also learnt that bad eating and
environmental problems can 4
some
illnesses. Scientists are 5
nanobots:
robots that fight disease from inside the human
body. They have also 6
animals.
However, doctors still dont know some very simple
things, for example, how to 7
the
common cold. Although it isnt a serious illness,
millions of people 8
from it every year!
Phrasal verbs: health and lifestyle

11 Complete the dialogue with the phrasal verbs
from the box.
cut down on
go without
work out
put off
give up
take up
build up
sort out
get over
Ella How are you? I heard that you were ill.

Tom Yes, I was, for six months. I had to
give up
work.
Ella Did you 1
your illness?
Tom Yes, I did, thanks. Im feeling much
better now, and the doctors managed to
2
the problem. But now I need
3
to
my fitness. I want to lose
weight too. I must 4
junk food
and chocolate.
Ella I think you look fine. And you shouldnt
5
food. Dont forget that youve
been ill! Maybe you should 6
a
new hobby.
Tom Yes, thats a good idea. Im still going to
7
at the gym, though.
Ella Youre so motivated! I hate the gym so I
always 8
exercising.
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Grammar & vocabulary revision

2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of

Possibility and certainty: may/might/could,

be open. The doors are closed.

4 Correct the mistake in each sentence.

It might be raining outside - that mans wet.

Past modals: possibility and certainty

6 Complete the sentences using past modals and

Grammar & vocabulary revision

If you want to learn how to swim, you

8 Complete the text with the verbs from the box.

When I was twelve, I broke my leg quite badly. The

Last year I had an

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cause cloned cure

In the last hundred years of medical research ,

Phrasal verbs: health and lifestyle

Ella How are you? I heard that you were ill.

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