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    Exercise, Unit 3-4, I.razred

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    Exercise, Unit 3-4, I.razred

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    The document provides exercises to practice using grammar structures like prefixes, modal verbs, and verb tenses. It includes filling in blanks with opposites using prefixes, rewriting sentences using modal verbs, and completing sentences using the past perfect, past continuous and past simple verb tenses.

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    The document provides exercises to practice using grammar structures like prefixes, modal verbs, and verb tenses. It includes filling in blanks with opposites using prefixes, rewriting sentences using modal verbs, and completing sentences using the past perfect, past continuous and past simple verb tenses.

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    Exercise, Unit 3-4, I.razred

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    The document provides exercises to practice using grammar structures like prefixes, modal verbs, and verb tenses. It includes filling in blanks with opposites using prefixes, rewriting sentences using modal verbs, and completing sentences using the past perfect, past continuous and past simple verb tenses.

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    1 Write the opposites of the adjectives using the prefix un-, im- or in-.

    decisive indecisive
    1 considerate __________ 2 adventurous __________
    3 practical __________ 4 reliable __________
    5 sensitive __________ 6 modest __________

    2 Rewrite the sentences using modal verbs or be able to. Do not change the meaning of the original sentences.
    Maybe it’s a good idea for you to do more exercise.
    You should / ought to do more exercise.
    1 It is necessary for me to call Sally, I think she needs my help.
    I ______________________________ call Sally.
    2 Are we allowed to eat in here?
    ______________________________ eat in here?
    3 Does she know how to play the guitar?
    ______________________________ play the guitar?
    4 It is prohibited to smoke here.
    You ______________________________ smoke here.
    5 It’s sensible for him to help his parents.
    He ______________________________ help his parents.
    6 People have had the ability to speak for thousands of years.
    People ______________________________ speak for thousands of years.

    3 Complete the sentences and questions with the correct forms of the words in brackets. Use the Past Perfect, Past Continuous
    and Past Simple.
    I was driving (drive) to work when I saw (see) my cousin.
    1 The witness _______________ (just/start) speaking when the accused _______________ (begin) to shout at him.
    2 What _______________ (you/do) when the your father _______________ (arrive)?
    3 Burglars _______________ (break) into our house last night and _______________ (steal) the TV.
    4 The robber _______________ (not/go) very far when the police _______________ (arrest) him.
    5 While the police _______________ (test) the man for alcohol, he _______________ (fall) over.

    1 Write the opposites of the adjectives using the prefix un-, im- or in-.
    decisive indecisive
    1 considerate __________ 2 adventurous __________
    3 practical __________ 4 reliable __________
    5 sensitive __________ 6 modest __________

    2 Rewrite the sentences using modal verbs or be able to. Do not change the meaning of the original sentences.
    Maybe it’s a good idea for you to do more exercise.
    You should / ought to do more exercise.
    1 It is necessary for me to call Sally, I think she needs my help.
    I ______________________________ call Sally.
    2 Are we allowed to eat in here?
    ______________________________ eat in here?
    3 Does she know how to play the guitar?
    ______________________________ play the guitar?
    4 It is prohibited to smoke here.
    You ______________________________ smoke here.
    5 It’s sensible for him to help his parents.
    He ______________________________ help his parents.
    6 People have had the ability to speak for thousands of years.
    People ______________________________ speak for thousands of years.

    3 Complete the sentences and questions with the correct forms of the words in brackets. Use the Past Perfect, Past Continuous
    and Past Simple.
    I was driving (drive) to work when I saw (see) my cousin.
    1 The witness _______________ (just/start) speaking when the accused _______________ (begin) to shout at him.
    2 What _______________ (you/do) when the your father _______________ (arrive)?
    3 Burglars _______________ (break) into our house last night and _______________ (steal) the TV.
    4 The robber _______________ (not/go) very far when the police _______________ (arrest) him.
    5 While the police _______________ (test) the man for alcohol, he _______________ (fall) over.

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