1.

CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

WELL BE COMING TO SEE YOU

LATER, JOHN (TOLD / SAID).

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

LETS GO TO A FILM THIS EVENING,

SHE (OFFERED / SUGGESTED).

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

ITS A BUSY RESTAURANT.

YOU SHOULD RESERVE A TABLE,

ANNE (ADVISED / ASKED) US.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

LEAVE THE BUILDING AT ONCE,

(ORDERED / SUGGESTED) THE POLICE.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

IM SO SORRY I DIDNT WRITE TO YOU,

SHE (APOLOGISED / WONDERED).

2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

I AM GOING TO TRAVEL ABROAD.

SHE SAID THAT SHE ..... TRAVEL ABROAD.
a.
b.

WAS GOING TO
IS GOING TO

2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

WILL YOU VISIT THIS EVENING?

HE ASKED US IF WE ..... THAT EVENING.
a.

WOULD VISIT

b.

ARE VISITING

2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

I WORK IN A SHOP.
SHE SAYS THAT SHE ..... IN A SHOP.
a.
b.

WORKED
WORKS

2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

THE CHILDREN ARE WATCHING TV.

MUM SAID THAT THE CHILDREN ..... TV.
a.
b.

HAD WATCHED
WERE WATCHING

2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

WHEN DID THE PAIN BEGIN?

THE DOCTOR ASKED SAM WHEN THE PAIN...

a.
b.

BEGAN

HAD BEGUN

2. CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION:

I MUST LEAVE AT ONCE.

SHE SAID THAT SHE ..... LEAVE AT ONCE.
a.
b.

MUST
HAD TO

3. TURN INTO DIRECT SPEECH:

JANE SAID THAT SHE HAD BEEN ILL THE

PREVIOUS WEEK.

3. TURN INTO DIRECT SPEECH:

TOMS MOTHER WANTED TO KNOW WHY

HE WAS EATING THOSE CHOCOLATES.

3. TURN INTO DIRECT SPEECH:

MIKE TOLD ME NOT TO CALL HIM

AT WORK.

3. TURN INTO DIRECT SPEECH:

THEY SUGGESTED HAVING A PICNIC

THAT WEEKEND.

3. TURN INTO DIRECT SPEECH:

SHE SAID SHE WAS SURE THAT SHE

HAD NEVER BEEN THERE BEFORE.

3. TURN INTO DIRECT SPEECH:

THE CALLER ASKED WHAT TIME THE

PERFORMANCE WOULD BEGIN THAT NIGHT.

4. TURN INTO REPORTED SPEECH:

DONT TOUCH THE OVEN.

THE MOTHER TOLD HER CHILD
..........................................

4. TURN INTO REPORTED SPEECH:

LETS BUY TICKETS FOR THIS CONCERT.

MIKE SUGGESTED ............................

4. TURN INTO REPORTED SPEECH:

I DONT LIKE SWEETS, CAKES AND CHOCOLATES.

JOHN SAYS .....................................................

4. TURN INTO REPORTED SPEECH:

WERE LEAVING NOW.

HE TOLD ME ..............................

4. TURN INTO REPORTED SPEECH:

THERE WILL BE NO SPORTS LESSONS TODAY.

THE HEADMASTER ANNOUNCED ..................

4. TURN INTO REPORTED SPEECH:

I CANT HELP HER.

SHE APOLOGISED ...............................

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

A NEW LAW ON HEALTH CARE

(PASSED / WAS PASSED)

BY THE GOVERNMENT LAST MONTH.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

SCHOOL UNIFORMS
(ARENT WORN / DONT WEAR)
AT OUR SCHOOL.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

WE (WILL MEET / WILL BE MET) YOU

AT THE STATION AT 10 OCLOCK.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

WE BELIEVE THAT ENDANGERED ANIMALS

(SHOULD BE PROTECTED / SHOULD PROTECT).

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

NOTICES (HAVE SENT / HAVE BEEN SENT)

TO ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CLUB.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

THE OFFICES
(WERE CLEANING / WERE BEING CLEANED)
ALL AFTERNOON.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

DAVE (HADNT FINISHED/HADNT BEEN FINISHED)

THE EXAM WHEN THE BELL RANG.

1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER:

DOGS (MUSTNT TAKE / MUSTNT BE TAKEN)

INTO SHOPS.

2. TURN INTO THE PASSIVE VOICE.

OMIT THE AGENT WHEN POSSIBLE.

BOTH TEAMS MUST AGREE

ON THE DATE FOR THE MATCH.

2. TURN INTO THE PASSIVE VOICE.

OMIT THE AGENT WHEN POSSIBLE.

WE DIDNT SEE THE FAMOUS PAINTING

BECAUSE SOMEBODY HAD STOLEN IT.

2. TURN INTO THE PASSIVE VOICE.

OMIT THE AGENT WHEN POSSIBLE.

THE DOCTOR IS EXAMINING

THE PATIENT NOW.

2. TURN INTO THE PASSIVE VOICE.

OMIT THE AGENT WHEN POSSIBLE.

THE PRISONER ESCAPED WHILE THE POLICE

WERE QUESTIONING HIM.

2. TURN INTO THE PASSIVE VOICE.

OMIT THE AGENT WHEN POSSIBLE.

THE POSTMAN MAY HAVE DELIVERED THE

LETTERS TO THE WRONG ADDRESS.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

WHY IS THAT CAR BEING TAKING

AWAY BY THE POLICE?

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

A LOT OF FOOD ATE AT THE PARTY.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

YOU SHOULDNT HAVE BEEN READ

MY DIARY.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

THIS BOOK MUSTNT TAKE

OUT OF THE LIBRARY.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

JOHN HASNT SEEN

BY ANYONE ALL WEEK.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

ENGLISH SPOKEN IN MANY

COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

HIS ARTICLE WILL PUBLISH IN

TOMORROWS NEWSPAPER.

3. CORRECT THE ERROR IN EACH SENTENCE:

I COULDNT ENTER THE ROOM

BECAUSE THE FLOOR WAS WASHING.

4. COMPLETE WITH THE CORRECT FORM OF THE TEXT.

USE ACTIVE OR PASSIVE.
MANY

PEOPLE USE THE INTERNET, OR THE

NET AS IT 1.............................. (CALL). SOME

PEOPLE CONSIDER IT AS AN ENCYCLOPEDIA, WHICH 2.............................. (CAN / USE) TO
GET INFORMATION. HOWEVER, WHEN IT 3.............................. (INVENT), THE INTERNET HAD A
DIFFERENT PURPOSE. UNTIL THEN, PEOPLE 4.............................. (COMMUNICATE) BY RADIO
AND TELEPHONE, BUT THESE MEANS OF COMMUNICATION 5............................. (NOT
CONSIDER) SAFE WAYS OF SENDING PRIVATE MESSAGES. A NEW WAY OF SENDING PRIVATE
OR SECRET INFORMATION 6.............................. (NEED). RESEARCHERS IN THE AMERICAN
DEFENCE DEPARTMENT STUDIED THE PROBLEM, AND IN 1969 THEY 7...............................
(ESTABLISH) THE INTERNET. SINCE THEN, THE NET HAS GROWN AND CHANGED. IN RECENT
YEARS, IT 8.............................. (USE) FOR E-MAIL, SHOPPING AND CHATTING TO PEOPLE ALL
OVER THE WORLD. MILLIONS OF PEOPLE 9............................... (CONNECT) TO IT. PERHAPS,
IN THE FUTURE, PHONES 10.............................. (REPLACE) ENTIRELY BY E-MAIL, BUT FOR THE
TIME BEING, THERE ARE STILL MANY PEOPLE WHO PREFER TO CHAT ON THE PHONE.