Ex.1 Choose and write. 1 Did Sue visit her grandma this morning?
2 Did you talk on the phone this afternoon?
3 Did Peter and Daisy paint the picture?
4 Did the boy help his mum yesterday?
5 Did the kangaroo jump six metres?
6 Did you and your friends dance at the party yesterday?
a Yes, we did.
b No, he didn't
C Yes, it did.
d No, they didn't
e Yes, she did.
f Yes, I did.​

Would. (Most days my dad would get up first and make breakfast; When I was training for the marathon I would run over 100 kilometers a week; We went back to Dublin Dublin see the house where we would live in the 1960's.)Mustn't. (I'll be quite late getting to London, but you mustn't change your plans for me; I'm afraid I owe quite a lot of money to the bank - but you mustn't worry about it; next time, read the small print in the document before you sign it. You mustn't make the same mistake again.)Is (or was) able to. (Val had always wanted to go scuba diving and was able to do so last summer; I hope Jim is able to help you tomorrow; She played the piano quite well even before she was able to read music.)

Ex. 2

1-B

2-A

3-G

4-D

5-F

6-E

Ex. 3

1. Karen watched her dad when she was girl.

2. After karts, Karen raced rally cars.

3. Motor racing is massive (=very popular) in the UK.

4. In the future, more women will become racing drivers.

5. Karen hasn't got a lot of money this year.

6. Her dad needs to find more sponsors this year.

Ex. 4

1. Which football team do you support?

2. I love learning new sports. I want to have a go at everything once.

3. She competed in the championship. She won!

4. My brother loves motorbike racing.

5. The situation was quite serious. He broke his leg.

6. The crowd cheered.The atmosphere was amazing.