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    Extra grammar practice revision B1+ Unit

    Modal verbs of obligation, prohibition, 5 If Mr Ross (not come) to school today,


    advice and permission; Zero, first and nobody (check) the homework.
    second conditionals
    4 Circle the correct alternative.
    1 Circle the correct alternative. 1 If he wasn’t an inspiring teacher, his students
    I have just started a new school. The rules are a bit wouldn’t/won’t love his lessons.
    different from my old school. For example here we 2 My plants will die if nobody would look/looks
    (1) don’t have to/have to wear a uniform, which is great after them.
    because I dislike them, but we (2) can/can’t wear shorts 3 I like that course so much I would/wouldn’t do it
    or things like that. I’m not sure if we (3) can/have to even if attendance wasn’t obligatory.
    wear make-up at all. The amazing thing is that we 4 If you ask/would ask your teacher for permission,
    (4) don’t have to/can use mobile phones in class – but she’ll let you use your tablet in class.
    only with the teacher’s permission. Of course, we 5 If I’ll get/get a high mark in my history test, I’ll buy
    (5) mustn’t/don’t have to use them to text each other everybody an ice-cream.
    or surf the web. Like in my old school, attendance is 6 If I were you, I wouldn’t/won’t miss any more tests.
    important and we (6) mustn’t/must be late – when we
    are, we (7) have to/can bring a note from home the next 5 Choose the best answers to complete the text.
    day or we (8) have to/can’t go outside at break time.
    What (1) like? We have asked kids from many
    different backgrounds and nationalities. ‘Of course
    2 Complete the dialogues with these words. teachers (2) have a good knowledge of the subjects
    they are teaching,’ says Katie ‘but that (3) not
    better  • ​ought  • ​shouldn’t  • ​should (×2)  • ​to
    enough if they aren’t enthusiastic about their job. Also,
    a good teacher is someone who (4) learn from
    1 ‘My computer has crashed again! Can you fix it?’
    his students.’ ‘I think teachers (5) to also be good
    ‘Well, I can try, but you’d ask a psychologists,’ says Tom, ‘to understand what’s going
    computer technician.’
    on in the kids’ minds. They’d (6) know the students’
    2 ‘I have to do an assignment on Romeo and Juliet, personally if they want to help them with their problems.
    but I haven’t read it yet.’
    At the same time, however, a teacher (7) to be
    ‘Well, you to start now if you want to strict and show authority. A teacher (8) be your
    get a good mark.’
    best friend.’ But should teachers also be fun? ‘Well,
    3 ‘His essays are copied off the Internet.’
    teachers (9) be performers, but it’s nice if classes
    ‘He do that. That’s called plagiarism.’ are interesting and entertaining.’
    4 ‘Do you know much about psychology?’
    ‘I don’t, but you ask Tom’s mother,
    1 A must a good B must be a C a good teacher
    she’s a university professor.’
    teacher be good teacher must be
    5 ‘She’s going to do business studies when she finishes
    school.’ 2 A have to B must C A or B
    ‘I don’t think she  , she doesn’t 3 A be B will be C is
    like maths.’ 4 A can B must C should
    6 ‘I forgot we had a biology test today.’ 5 A should B ought C A or B
    ‘You ought check the timetable 6 A should B better to C better
    next time.’ 7 A must B should C has
    8 A doesn’t have B can’t C oughtn’t
    3 Complete the sentences with the zero or first
    to
    conditional form of the verbs given.
    9 A don’t have B mustn’t C haven’t to
    1 If I (have) more free time this year, I to
    (do) some voluntary work for a local
    non-profit organisation.
    2 If they (not update) their website more
    often, they (lose) a lot of customers.
    3 It’s really strange – if I (click) on this
    link, I (get) a ‘page not found’ message.
    4 It’s a school rule – if you (fail) an exam,
    you (resit) it one month later.

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