Extra grammar practice revision B2+ Unit

Modal verbs − advice, criticism, 4 Choose the best answer (a or b).

deduction, obligation, permission, 1 The car at high speed to cause so much damage.
a must have been b can’t have been
prohibition, possibility, probability and
travelling travelling
speculation
2 She the sign that said this was a one-way street.
1 Circle the correct alternative. a mustn’t have seen b can’t have seen
1 You have to/should have a driving licence to legally 3 They stuck in a traffic jam. The roads are quite
drive a car on your own in most countries. busy just now.
2 You needn’t/mustn’t send text messages while you a might well have got b must well have got
are driving. 4 They an accident. The weather is terrible today.
3 They need to/are supposed to take a taxi home a couldn’t have had b could have had
because they are too tired to drive. 5 I your directions exactly. I couldn’t see the name
4 She is allowed to/had better have a few more of the road I turned into.
driving lessons before she takes her test. She needs a must have followed b may not have followed
more practice.
5 I can’t/don’t have to drive your car because I’m not 5 Complete the text with these verbs.
listed as a driver on your insurance.
may well be • can’t • could • must be •
should have • should share • must have enjoyed •
2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of
need to • are supposed to • must be
the verbs given.
1 He (should start up) a
driving school because he was a very good teacher.
Peking to Paris
The sixth Peking to Paris car rally will take place during
2 I (be allowed to take)
the car as long as I filled it up with petrol on the way June and July 2016. About 120 cars, all built before
home. 1975, will take part in the race. Modern cars
3 You (not need to wash) (1) take part in this adventure. This
the car today as it wasn’t that dirty. (2) one of the longest car rallies in
4 We (have to take) the the world. It is 13,695 km. It starts by the Great Wall
car to a mechanic to get the door fixed yesterday. outside Beijing (Peking), crosses Mongolia, parts of
5 You (be supposed to ask) Russia and various European countries before finishing
your parents’ permission before coming out tonight. in Paris.
According to race regulations, cars (3)
3 Complete the sentences with these words. prepared in period style with sombre colours and no
must be • might be • could give • modern accessories. The vehicles (4)
might not be • can’t be high ground clearance and (5)
work on low grade petrol. The advisory panel states
1 Welcome to The Royal Hotel. You that participants (6) willing to stay
exhausted after your long journey.
in all kinds of accommodation. It suggests that crews
2 What’s that noise? Do you think it (7) the driving as days will be long.
the cases moving around in the boot?
Gerry Crown, who has driven in all five previous races,
3 That car his. He can’t afford a
Mercedes, can he? will be taking part. He (8) all the
races to keep on returning. As two-time winner of the
4 That the correct registration
number. Let me check. race, he (9) the one to win again
5 I you a lift tomorrow if you’re this time. But it’s a long race with a lot of challenges
ready by 9.00. and anything (10) happen.

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 Extra grammar practice extension B2+ Unit

Modal verbs − advice, criticism, 3 That car his. He can’t afford a

deduction, obligation, permission, Mercedes, can he?
prohibition, possibility, probability and 4 That the correct registration
speculation number. Let me check.
5 I you a lift tomorrow if you’re
1 Rewrite the sentences using the words given. Do ready by 9.00.
not change the meaning.
1 You need a driving licence to legally drive a car on 4 Choose the best answer (a, b or c).
your own in most countries. HAVE 1 The car at high speed to cause so much damage.
a must have b can’t have c mustn't have
a car on your own in most countries. been been been
2 You can’t send text messages while you are driving. travelling travelling travelling
MUST 2 She the sign that said this was a one-way street.
a mustn’t b can’t have c hadn’t have
while you are driving. have seen seen seen
3 They should take a taxi home because they are too 3 They stuck in a traffic jam. The roads are quite
tired to drive. NEED busy just now.
a might well b can’t have c mustn't have
because they have both drunk some wine. have got got got
4 She needs a few more driving lessons before she 4 They an accident. The weather is terrible today.
takes her test. She needs more practice. BETTER a mustn't have b couldn’t c could have
had have had had
5 I your directions exactly. I couldn’t see the name
before she takes her test. She needs more practice.
of the road I turned into.
5 I mustn’t drive your car because I’m not listed as a
a must have b may not have c might have
driver on your insurance. CAN
followed followed followed

I’m not listed as a driver on your insurance. 5 Find the ten extra words.

2 Complete the sentences with the correct form of Peking to Paris

these verbs. There is one extra verb.
The sixth Peking to Paris car rally will have take place
be supposed to ask • have to take • need to start • during June and July 2016. About 120 cars, all built
should start up • not need to wash • before 1975, will must take part in the race. Modern
be allowed to take cars can’t to take part in this adventure. This must be
one of the longest car rallies in the world. It is 13,695 km.
It starts by the Great Wall outside Beijing (Peking),
1 He a driving school
crosses Mongolia, parts of Russia and various
because he was a very good teacher.
European countries before having finishing in Paris.
2 I the car as long as I
According to race regulations, cars need to be
filled it up with petrol on the way home.
prepared in period style with sombre colours and no
3 You the car today as modern accessories. The vehicles should need have
it wasn’t that dirty. high ground clearance and are they supposed to work
4 We the car to a on low grade petrol. The advisory panel states that
mechanic to get the door fixed yesterday. participants must be willing to stay in all kinds of
5 You your parents’ accommodation. It suggests that crews should be
permission before coming out tonight. share the driving as days will be long.
Gerry Crown, who has driven in all five previous races,
3 Complete the sentences with these words and a will be taking part. He must have to enjoyed all the
suitable modal. races to keep on returning. As two-time winner of the
race, he may well have be the one to win again this
be • be • give • not be • not be time. But it’s a long race with a lot of challenges and
anything could to happen.
1 Welcome to The Royal Hotel. You
exhausted after your long journey.
2 What’s that noise? Do you think it
the cases moving around in the boot?

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