Question

Задание 1. Выберите и обведите правильный вариант. 1. He has got the key. I ... give him my key. a) mustn't b) must c) don't have to 2. You ... open the box. It's dangerous. a) mustn't b) must c) don't have to 3. Soon we'll ... visit London. a) can b) be able to c) must 4. She wanted ... the tests. a) writes b) to write c) write 5. She must ... the test. a) writes b) to write c) write 6. What ... bad advice! a) a b) the c) 7. He was ill. He stay at home yesterday. a) must b) has to c) had to 8. The news ... good. a) was b) were c) are 9. I'm sure the teacher will ask me to meet the group. I'll ... go to the airport. a) must b) had to c) have to 10. I think you to play chess well. a) can b) must c) will be able .

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. C

2.A

3.B

4.B

5.B

6.A //но по факту B тоже должно подходить

7.C

8.C

9.C

10.A

Объяснение:

В 8 не указано что то, что будет уточнять время. Потому взял Present Simple.

Answer 2

1. b) must In this sentence, "he has got the key" indicates possession, and the speaker intends to give him their own key. In this context, "must" is used to express an obligation or necessity.

2. a) mustn't The sentence states that opening the box is dangerous, so the speaker is advising against doing so. "Mustn't" is used to indicate prohibition or prohibition.

3. b) be able to The word "soon" indicates a future action of visiting London. "Be able to" is used to express the ability or capacity to do something in the future.

4. b) to write The sentence suggests that she had a desire or intention to write the tests. "To write" is used as the infinitive form of the verb.

5. b) to write The sentence indicates that she is obligated or required to write the test. "To write" is used as the infinitive form of the verb.

6. c) the The sentence is expressing surprise or shock at the bad advice given. In this context, "the" is used to refer to that specific advice.

7. c) had to The sentence states that he was ill and therefore had a necessity or obligation to stay at home yesterday.

8. b) were The sentence refers to "the news" as plural in form, indicating that multiple news items were considered. Therefore, "were" is the correct verb form to agree with the plural subject.

9. c) have to The sentence suggests that the speaker is certain that the teacher will require them to meet the group. "Have to" is used to express an obligation or necessity in the present or future.

10. a) can The sentence implies that the speaker believes the person they are addressing has the ability or skill to play chess well. "Can" is used to express ability or capability in the present or future.