Language and Vocabulary Evaluation 3rd. Trimester

           Could have. Complete the following sentences using the verbs from the box.

         play / leave /   buy /   go /    say /  hurt

   Example: Misha! You could have said you have the new J.K. Rowling book!  Can I look at it?1.     

Look in your room for your book, Meg. You (a)   it on your bed.

Could have. Complete the following sentences using the verbs from the box.

         play / leave /   buy /   go /    say /  hurt

   Example: Misha! You could have said you have the new J.K. Rowling book!  Can I look at it?

2.      Tom’s OK, but he (a)   himself. He fell all the way down the stairs.

Could have. Complete the following sentences using the verbs from the box.

         play / leave /   buy /   go /    say /  hurt

   Example: Misha! You could have said you have the new J.K. Rowling book!  Can I look at it?

3.      I didn’t know you liked tennis, Nicola. You (a)   with us.

Could have. Complete the following sentences using the verbs from the box.

         play / leave /   buy /   go /    say /  hurt

   Example: Misha! You could have said you have the new J.K. Rowling book!  Can I look at it?

4.      You (a)   the black jeans, you know. They looked great on you!

Could have. Complete the following sentences using the verbs from the box.

         play / leave /   buy /   go /    say /  hurt

   Example: Misha! You could have said you have the new J.K. Rowling book!  Can I look at it?

My brother (a)   to Yale University, but he decided not to.

Should have / Shouldn’t have. Complete the sentences using the correct form.

Example: I shouldn’t have shouted at my little brother, It’s always better to stay calm.

It’s going to rain. I (a)   brought my umbrella.

Should have / Shouldn’t have. Complete the sentences using the correct form.

Example: I shouldn’t have shouted at my little brother, It’s always better to stay calm.

Oh no! All the tickets have been sold. We (a)   waited so long to buy them.

Should have / Shouldn’t have. Complete the sentences using the correct form.

Example: I shouldn’t have shouted at my little brother, It’s always better to stay calm.

  I feel too full. I (a)   eaten so many slices of chocolate cake.

  Should have / Shouldn’t have. Complete the sentences using the correct form. 

Example:    I shouldn’t have shouted at my little brother, It’s always better to stay calm.

Joe (a)   come with us. He would have loved this movie.

Complete the dialogues with the words in parentheses. Use the past perfect form.

Did your brother enjoy the Tolkien book?

Yes, he did. (a)   any of his books before.   

(he / not / read)