Join the sentences. Use
who, which or whose.​

I was tired but I could not sleep. `Tom, might I borrow your umbrella?' Margaret should pass the exam. She's been studying very hard. I went to London by train last week. The train was full so I had to stand all the way. `Do you think I could get another job?' You're not well this morning. You might not go to work. Be careful. This footpath is very icy. You had to slip. It's funny that you should say that. I was going to say the same thing. We could repair the car ourselves. We should take it to a garage last week. Don't phone at 8.30. I might be watching the football on television.Я устал, но не мог спать. `Том, могу я одолжить твой зонт? ' Маргарет должна сдать экзамен. Она очень усердно училась. Я ездил в Лондон на поезде на неделе. Поезд был полон, поэтому мне пришлось стоять до конца. "Как вы думаете, я мог бы получить другую работу?" Тебе не хорошо сегодня утром. Вы не могли бы пойти на работу. Быть осторожен. Эта тропинка очень ледяная. Вы должны были поскользнуться. Забавно, что ты так сказал. Я собирался сказать то же самое. Мы могли бы починить машину сами. Мы должны взять его в гараж на неделе. Не звоните в 8.30. Я мог бы смотреть футбол по телевизору.

Complete the sentences with the correct form of can + verb.

1 You can (see) the photo on my mobile, here.

2 Could (we pay) by cheque?

3 What can (you do) in the college show?

4 I'm sorry, I can (not come) to your concert.

5 You can (use) a credit card almost everywhere.

6 can (he play) the drums?

7 It's a cat. It can (not talk)!

8 We can (not swim). There's no swimming pool in our town.

9 The baby can (not say) many words yet.

10 can (we get) a bus from here to the city centre?

11 The headmaster can (see) you in ten minutes.

12 Could (I text) you from Singapore?