___Exercise I. Verb patterns___

Choose the correct verb form.

1. He invited me  stay to stay staying at his house.

2. I can't stand cookto cookcooking.

3. Write soon and let me knowto knowknowing what your plans are.

4.Joe forgot postto postposting the letter.

5. I don’t mind cookto cookcooking, as long as I don’t have to do the shopping.

6. The climb was very long and tiring, so we often stopped haveto havehaving a rest.

7. He’s a very funny person. He always makes me laughto laughlaughing.

8. His mother told Ben washto washwashing his hands before the meal.
 
 

___Exercise II. Modal Verbs___

1. You mustn’tdon’t have to tell Mary what I told you. It’s a secret.

2. The museum is free. You mustn’tdon’t have to pay to get in.

3. Children mustn’tdon’t have to tell lies. It’s very naughty.

4. Terry’s a millionaire. He mustn’tdoesn’t have to go to work.

5. I mustn’tdon’t have to do my washing. My mother does it for me.

6. We mustn’tdon’t have to rush. We’ve got plenty of time.

7. You mustn’tdon’t have to play with guns. They’re dangerous.

8. This is my favourite pen. You can borrow it, but you mustn’tdon’t have to lose it.

9. Shall I come with you? You can if you wont, but you mustn’tdon’t have to.
 
 

1. Is there any milk? I can’t see one.
   Is there any milk? I can’t see any.
   Are there any milks? I can’t see them.
    
2. There’ s some potatoes, but only a little.
   There’ s some potatoes, but only few.
   There are some potatoes, but only a few.
    
3. There’ s much cars parked in the street.
   There are a lot of cars parked in the street.
   There are lots cars parked in the street.
    
4. Have you got much unemployment in your town?
   Have you got the unemployment in your town?
   Have you got much unemployed people in your town?
    
5. Only a few people believes his story.
   Only a little people believes his story
   Only a few people believe his story.
    
6. How much homeworks do you have tonight ?
   How much homework do you have tonight ?
   How many homeworks do you have tonight ?
    
7. There aren’t many rice and there aren’t any eggs.
   There isn’t much rice and there isn’t any eggs.
   There isn’t much rice and there aren’t any eggs.
    
8. There was much snow last winter.
   There was a little snow last winter but not many.
   There was some snow last winter but not mach.
    
9. How lovely! Somebody gave you some flowers.
   How lovely! Anybody gave you some flowers.
   How lovely! Somebody gave you any flowers.
    
10. I went anywhere very interesting for my holiday.
    I didn’t go anywhere very interesting for my holiday.
    I didn’t do anywhere very interesting for my holiday.
     
     

Put the verb into correct tense: the Present Simple or the Present Continuous.

Example:
”Be quiet! I’m watching (watch) this film!”

   a.We usually takeare taking the bus to town, but today we goare going by car.

   b.”Where do are you usually gogoing on Friday evening?”
     ”To a disco”

   c.”It’s 11.30. Why do are you work working so late?”
     ”Because I haveam having a lot of homework.”

   d.”Where doare your parents live living?
     ”In a small village near Oxford.”
     ” DoAre they like liking living in the country?”
     ”Yes they do"

   e.”What do are you usually havehaving for breakfast?”
     ”Toast. But today I haveam having some fruit because there isn’t any bread.”

    f.”The telephone ringis ringing. Can you answer it?”
     ”OK”
 
 

1. I have  breakfast at eight o’clock.
2. I read  Times every day.
3. Peter goes to  school by bas.
4. Can I have  chicken sandwich, please.
5. Please close  window. It’s cold.
6. What time do you go to  bed?
7. Paul Newman is  actor.
8. I like playing volleyball on  beach.
9. Sylvia doesn’t go to work by  car.
10. David has  house in Londan.