11 English / Open Your Heart

Mary hasn’t come yet. She - - - -.

• shouldn’t have cooked so spicy

• might have taken her umbrella

• should have won the lottery

• must have missed the bus

• can’t have known you

The boy was still trembling. He - - - - have been

frightened.

• couldn’t

• shouldn’t

• should

• can’t

• must

Aria was crying when I met her at the dormitory. - - - -.

• Something bad might have been happened

• She must have won the chess tournament

• It should have been an ordinary day

• Everything must have been okay

• She can’t have seen me

I feel terribly bad today and I have a fever also. I

should - - - -.

• be more patient with my kids

• driven the car more carefully

• have talked about my problems

• have worn my coat when I go outside

• stayed at home and finish my homework

He is ‘walking on air’ means - - - -.

• there is bad news for him

• his behaviours are bad

• it is late to go out

• he is very happy

• he is frightened

I’m so inactive nowadays. I think I should - - - - a walk

in the park for a while.

• make

• take

• get

• be

• up

It’s so difficult and critical but I must - - - - a decision.

• make

• have

• get

• do

• be

That man shouldn’t have thrown rubbish on the

streets.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

• If you throw rubbish on the streets, you will be

  punished

• It was a wrong behaviour to make the streets dirty

• People must clean their houses and outside

• It’s possible to see rubbish on the streets

• Seeing trash on the streets is annoying

If he didn’t have a good mark, his father wouldn’t give

him a gift.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

• He tried hard to get a high mark but his father couldn’t

  persuade him

• As he was a hardworking student, his parents always

  give him gifts

• Unless he had a good mark, his father won’t give him

  a present

• Though he failed in the exam, his father congratulated

  him

• Whenever he gets a good mark, his father is proud of

  him

He might have been less dismissive of my talents if

he could have seen my latest achievements.

Choose the sentence that is closest in meaning to the given sentence.

• He was so rude that he didn’t even understand my

  success and skills.

• I wanted him to be aware of my success and skills, but

  he was far away from me.

• If I had shown him how much I was skilled, he had to

  be recognize my achievements.

• I thought him as a tolerant man, but he was so proud

  that he even ignored my success.

• He hadn’t been aware of my recent accomplishments,

  so he didn’t care about my skills.