1. We should be careful. to 

We …ought to……………… be careful.  

2. I managed to finish all my work. able 

I was …able to finish............… all my work. 

3. I realize that it was a terrible experience for you. must 

It …........must have been........ a terrible experience for you. 

4. It's against the rules for players to have a drink. allowed

Players ….....aren't allowed................ to have a drink. 

5. The best thing for you to do is sit down. better 

You …………had better ………. sit down. 

6. The report must be on my desk tomorrow morning. be 

The report ………have to be………………. on my desk tomorrow morning. 

7. It is possible that Joanne did not receive my message. might 

Joanne ………might have not……………………. received my message. 

8. It's impossible for Martin to be jogging in this weather. be 

Martin ……………………. jogging in this weather. 

9. Tessa wants a cup of coffee. would 

Tessa ……would like………………….. a cup of coffee. 

10. It was not necessary for Nancy to clean the flat. need 

Nancy didn't ……need to………….. clean the flat.

1. They have sold that old house at the end of the road.

That old house at the end of the road...has been sold

2. “Do you realize what the time is, Steve?”, asked Chris.

Chris asked if Steve relized what the time was

3. That’s the strangest film I’ve ever seen.

I’ve never seen a strange film like that

4. The nurse covers the burn with ice. The ice helps ease the pain.

In order to ease the pain, The nurse covers the burn with ice

5. Your hair really needs cutting, doesn’t it, Paddy?

Your hair really must be cut

1. They have sold that old one at the end of the road

That old house at the end of the road has been sold

2. " Do you realize what the time is , Steve ?" asked Chris

Chris asked steve if she realized what the time was

3. That is the strangest film I have ever seen

I have never seen the stranger film before

4. The nurse covers the burn with ice . The ice helps ease the pain

In order to help ease the pain , The nurse covers the burn with ice

5. Your hair really needs cutting , Does not it , Paddy ?
Your hair really must be cut, mustn't it, paddy

1. They have sold that old one at the end of the road

That old house

2. " Do you realize what the time is , Steve ?" asked Chris

Chris asked

3. That is the strangest film I have ever seen

I have never

4. The nurse covers the burn with ice . The ice helps ease the pain

In order to

5. Your hair really needs cutting , Does not it , Paddy ?
Your hair really must

Your hair really needs cutting. (must)

-> You really ...........must have your hair........... cut.

Đáp án B

1.will have

2.do you go

3.is going to land

4.likes

5.is

6.does it end

7.am going to go ; is going to get

8.will tell ; am ; am not ; do you go ; have

9.finish

Put the verb into the present simple, present progressive, simple future or Be going to

1. Your hair really needs cutting, doesn't it, Paddy ?

Your hair really must be cut, Paddy.

2. It's such a wonderful opportunity that we musn't miss it

It's too wonderful for us to miss.

3. Paul left the room without saying a word

Paul didn't say a word when he/she left the room.

4. At school, my reading was very slow and my writting was illegible

I read very slowly and write very illegibly at school.

5. As the patient was still to weak, the surgeon postponed the operation

The surgeon put

6. It's a cross-country vehicle with five doors

It's a five-door cross-country vehicle.

7. Thomas started working for the company twelve years ago

Thomas has worked for the company for twelve years.

8. Their car is Italian . It's big and red

They've got a big Italian red car.

9. I thought she bore a strong resemblance to her grandmother

She reminded to bore a strong resemblamce to her grandmother

9. She reminded me of her grandmother

8. They' ve got a big and red car from Italian

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Let's assume that choosing your holiday was trouble-free. A rash assumption, I admit, for I know about the hearthside arguments that brochures can(1) spark off. However, I must confine myself(2) to the things that could go wrong once you set(3) out on your travels or after you arrive at your destination(4).

Although (5) I claim no qualification as (6) an adviser, I do have under my belt practical experience which has been acquired (7) over twenty years of globetrotting. First, some basic ground rules that apply(8) in all situations. If something does go wrong, then bear in mind(9) that you are not the first person to have had (10) something lost or stolen or to have been involved (11) in accidents or illness. The people to whom (12) you go for help are familiar(13) with the proper way of doing things and you can best help by keeping as calm (14) as possible and providing(15) them with the information they need. Needless(16) to say, you should be adequately insured and carry evidence (17) of that insurance. Anyone(18) who travels abroad without proper cover deserves(19) little sympathy in the event(20) of trouble.

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1. I have to/might finish my homework before I go out.
2. I might/must call them today or it will be too late.
3. You would/must pay for your tickets before you board the train.
4. He revised so well for the exam that he was able to/had to finish before anyone else.
5. He should/might be late tonight.