Контрольная работа по Английскому языку на тему: "Модальные глаголы и Active и Passive Voice"

Use must not or need not.

1. We ...... drive fast; we have plenty of time.
2. You ..... drive fast; there is a speed limit here.
3. You ....turn on the light; I can see quite well.
4. You ..... strike a match; the room is full of gas.
5. You ..... make your bed. The maid will do it.

   Use must or have to.

1. He sees very badly; he .... wear glasses all the time.

2. She felt ill and .... leave early.

3. You .... come to work in time.

4. Farmers .... get up early.

5. The buses were full; I ..... get a taxi.
 

Fill in the gaps with can or could.

1. In my country you .... get married when you are sixteen.
2. Speak up! I .....hear you.
3. .... I borrow your dictionary?
4. .....you stay on your head?

5. At what age ..... you walk?
    

   Open the brackets using Active and Passive Voice.

   Here is the local news for Thursday, October 18^th. Yesterday evening, a black BMW ..... from outside the home of Mr. John Simpson. Mr. Simpson .... the police. Later that evening the car .... in the High street by Mr. Simpson’s wife, Laura. It was outside the Red Lion Hotel. The keys were in the car, so she .... it home! The police ....for a careless thief!

   Write the sentences using the Passive & Active forms.

1. Five hostages.... at dawn.

2. The gypsies’ camp ... by a rainstorm.

3. A jellyfish .... her.

4. They .... the seals at the zoo twice a day.

5. Lightning ....the old oak.

6. I ...this room very often.

7. People use dogs for different aims. Hunting-dogs, for example, .... animals while working-dogs ....buildings.

8. A great deal of property .... by earthquakes every year.

9. Moscow .....by Yuri Dolgoruky in 1147.

10. Refugees ... in tent camps.

11. They ....all flights because of fog.

Rewrite the sentences using the active form.
 

1. We finished the work in time.
2. My aunt translated the article.
3. They water flowers in the evening.
4. Mark Twain wrote "Tom Sawyer."
5. We write tests every month.

   Open the brackets.

1. The exam was .... than we thought.

2. This jacket is too large. I need a .... size.

3. It was .... day of my life.

4. My toothache ... than it was yesterday.

5. July is .... month of the year.
 

Open the brackets.

1. I’m in luck. I .... a purse full of money.
2. Who .... all this mess?
3. My grandparents ....married in Scotland.
4. You .... the whole loaf, haven’t you?
5. ... anyone ..... my camera?
6. The plane .... ten minutes ago.
7. Oh, no. We .... nearly all our money.
8. Yesterday I .... a small leak in the roof.
9. I ..... a new game. Listen.
10. The Chinese .... paper.

    Translate into English.

1. Я думал, что они ждут меня дома.

2. Джон был уверен, что я уехал из города.

3. Я надеялся, что он придет.

4. Мы не знали, что он говорит по-английски.

5. Наш сосед сказал, что его зовут Фред.

6. Он сказал, что устал.

7. Я думал, что ты вызвал врача.

8. Мы встретили женщину, живущую рядом.

9. Джейн сказала, что не может позволить себе покупку новой машины.

10. Она спросила меня, сколько книг я прочитал в прошлом месяце.

11. Боб сказал, что обычно ложится спать до полуночи.

12. Мне было интересно, почему Сэм ушел, не сказав ни слова.

13. Кавендиш открыл, что вода состоит из водорода и кислорода.

14. Алиса и Генри сказали, что они родом из Флориды.

pen the brackets and translate the text.

Mark Twain in France

Mark Twain, the famous American writer, ..... in France. Once he .... by train to Dijon. That afternoon he was very tired and wanted to sleep. He therefore asked the conductor to wake him up when they .... to Dijon. But first he .... that he was a very heavy sleeper. “I’ll probably protest loudly when you .... to wake me up,” he said to the conductor. “But don’t take any notice. Just put me off the train anyway”. Then Mark Twain went to sleep. Later, when he .... it was night time, and the train .... in Paris already. He realized at once that the conductor .... to wake him up in Dijon. He was very angry. He ran up to the conductor and began to shout at him. “I..... so angry in all my life,” Mark Twain said.

The conductor looked at him calmly. “You are not half so angry as the American whom I .... the train at Dijon,” he said.