2 Complete each second sentence so that it means the same as the sentence before it. Use no more than three words. 1. Why didn't you buy the tickets today? You should the tickets today
2. It's possible that Ulzhan remembered to set the video. Ulzhan might to set the video.
3 They obviously forgot what time the concert starts. They must the concert starts.
4. There's no way Dave was a stand-up comedian! Dave can't a stand-up comedian!
5. There was a chance I'd win the talent contest but I didn't. I could the talent contest but I didn't.

Module 1 Test
A Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense:

1. He can't talk to you right now. He IS HAVING a bath. - Present Continious

2. I usually HAVE lunch at about 2 o'clock. - Present Simple

3. Tom HAVE ALREADY LEARNT the poem. - Present Perfect

4. Jane IS COOKING when her mother CAME. - Present Continious, Past Simple

5. They ARE CLEANING the house the whole afternoon. - Present Continious

6. I SAW the dentist on Monday at 3p.m. - Past Simple

7. It's hot here. I OPENED the window.​ - Past Simple

1. It used to make my blood boil to think that such things couldn’t be prevented.

2. I couldn’t find him anywhere. He seemed to vanish into thin air.

3. To each question Mr Brown had an answer proving decisively that someone else was to blame, especially his partner, who left him holding the bag.

4. He was advised to go back home and not come there taking honest men's bread out of their mouths.

5. What he’s saying isn’t the main thing. It is beating about the bush.

6. There’s nothing for it but wait and see how the cat jumps.

7. The young man came out in his true colours. I had never seen such an outrageous person.

8. That’s a real idea you have. I take off my hat to you.

9. It’s difficult to tell head or tails of the whole business.

10. It was lucky they got on, they seemed to be falling into line with the idea of buying a new house.