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3 will , shall and would
1 Match each sentence (1–5) with the appropriate response (A–H). There are three extra responses
which you do not need to use.
1 It might be a bit early to ring up A And would you believe they want to charge me an extra £100.
Tom and Derek.
Will you pick me up some potting soil while you’re out?
B
2 What do you think your parents
C They’ll still be having breakfast at this time, so I’d wait a while.
got up to this weekend?
D OK. Let’s get down to business, shall we?
3 I’m going down to the shops.
E How shall we respond to all this bad press, given the circumstances?
4 I thought you were going to quit.
Well, they will have cleaned the flat from top to bottom, for starters.
F
5 Here’s a list of what’s on deck
G Personally, I prefer people who will speak their minds, even if they’re
for the year ahead, but there are
obnoxious about it sometimes.
still some decisions to be made.
H They wouldn’t let me out of the contract until after I hard-coded the server URL.
2 Use will, shall or would plus the correct form of one of the verbs in the box to complete the gaps.
Sometimes there is more than one possible answer.
be call calm do feel let make pass send
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1 I’m so sorry to hear that the two of you have fallen out. You know what, though? Right now your friend
(1) just as upset. Remember that you’re a good and worthwhile
person. This too (2) , as they say, and tomorrow the world will be
better. (3) I you a cup of tea? That (4) your nerves.
(5) you just me explain, please? It says right here, ‘Confirmation of shipment
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of the goods from the port (6) to the purchaser prior to payment.’
It’s right there in black and white, but I have yet to receive any confirmation. What (7)
I ? I (8) Normally, I them directly to complain, but, of
course, it’s a bank holiday today, so they (9)
in the office.

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4 M o d a l s
1 Complete the dialogues using a modal or semi-modal verb. You may need to use the negative.
Sometimes more than one option is possible.
As you can see, we’ve gone all out for your birthday lunch – three courses plus dessert.
1 A
B Oh, you have gone to so much trouble!
2 A I can’t find my glasses. What does this holiday card say?
B It says, ‘ all your hopes and dreams come true in the New Year.’
3 A You’ve already tried on 10 pairs of glasses. Why you be so picky?
B This is an important decision! I have to look at myself every day with these on.
Do we need to buy any more potatoes for that dish we’re making later?
4 A
B I don’t think so. We’ve got two small bags at home. That be more than enough.
In light of the internal investigation, we not to take more precautions to prevent such
5 A
a colossal error from ever being made again?
B Yes, I second the need for more oversight in this sort of key financial decision.
2 Correct the mistake in each of the sentences and dialogues.
1 Customers don’t read the fine print carefully enough. Must I mention the number of people who end
up paying for a service that starts out as ‘free’?
2 We racked our brains for days, but try as we may, we just couldn’t find a solution to the problem.
3 You need to have said you weren’t staying for lunch. We were waiting around for you!
4 You really don’t ought to allow that student to speak to you in such an insolent, rude manner.
Back then, to be actively trading, you must purchase a membership to a stock exchange.
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6 His apology was so evident in his gaze that he shouldn’t have uttered a word to show her how he felt.
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