A2 GRAMMAR TEST U7

Choose the correct words.
Instructor: Can help you?

Mark:         Yes, please. I want to use the swimming pool. Can I swim in the swimming pool?

Instructor:  (a)   you live in Branford?

Mark:         Yes, I do. I live​ (b)   2 23, Castle Road.

Instructor:  ​ (c)   you go to school in Branford?

Mark:         Yes, I ​ (d)   at Branford Secondary School.

Instructor:  ​ (e)   you swim 50 metres?

• Do (2)
• at
• am
• Can
• in
• on
• will
• are
• is
• Do (1)

Choose the correct words.
Instructor :  Can you swim 50 metres?

Mark:         No, I ​ (a)   .

Instructor:  So you’ll ​ (b)   to take swimming lessons.

Mark:         Yes.

Instructor:  Your parents ​ (c)   to complete this form.

Mark:         ​ (d)    they have to sign the form?

Instructor:  Yes. When they (e)   signed the form, bring it back here.

Mark:         Is that all?

Instructor: Yes. When I have the form from your parents, I can teach you to swim.

Mark:         Thank you very much.

• can’t
• have (1)
• Do
• won't
• had
• are
• could
• can
• have (2)
• have (3)

Complete the sentences using can, can’t, could, couldn’t, has to, have to, don’t have to or doesn’t have to, had to. Look at the example.

 

1]      I ​ (a)   do my homework yesterday because I left my book at school.

2]      Greta ​ (b)   stay at home yesterday because she was ill.

3]      Ahmed ​ (c)   buy new trainers because he hasn’t got enough money.

4]      Helen ​ (d)   wake up at half past five every morning because she lives a long way from her school.

5]      Belinda ​ (e)   to go to bed early tonight because tomorrow is Sunday and she doesn’t have school.

• couldn’t
• had to
• can’t
• has to
• doesn’t have
• could
• have to
• can
• don't have
• didn't have to

Complete the sentences using can, can’t, could, couldn’t, has to, have to, don’t have to or doesn’t have to, had to.

6]      Dancers​ (a)   eat healthy food because they have to stay thin.

7]   ​ (b)   you speak English when you were eight years old?

8]      Yesterday was my birthday, so my teacher said I didn’t ​ (c)   do any homework!

9]      How much do you ​ (d)   pay to join your sports centre?

10]     My Mum ​ (e)   send emails. I’ll have to teach her!​

• Could
• have to (3)
• can’t
• don't have
• didn't have to
• had to
• couldn't
• has to
• have to (1)
• have to (2)

Complete the sentences with short negative forms.

 

1]      I often go running but my friend David ​ (a)   .

2]      She’s got a brown skirt, but Anna ​ (b)   .

3]      My parents like classical music, but Pauline’s parents ​ (c)  

4]      Greg and Martin are good tennis players, but we ​ (d)   .

5]      Helen is going to buy a CD, but I ​ (e)   .

• doesn’t
• hasn’t
• don’t
• aren’t
• am not

Complete the sentences with short negative forms.

6]      Richard will sing in the choir, but I ​ (a)  

7]      Valerie ran to the park, but her sister ​ (b)   .

8]      Roger was at the Science lesson, but Tina and Sue ​ (c)   .

9]      Birds can fly but dogs​ (d)   .

10]     John has to wear glasses but Melanie ​ (e)   .

• won’t
• didn’t
• weren’t
• can’t
• doesn’t

Complete the sentences using can, can’t, has to, have to, don’t have to or doesn’t have to.

1]         You​ (a)   keep quiet in the library.

2]         We ​ (b)   wear outdoor shoes in the bowling alley.

3]         You​ (c)   listen to your MP3 player when you are swimming.

4]         You ​ (d)   wear a helmet when you are riding a motorbike.

5]         You ​ (e)   talk to your friends in the break between lessons.

• have to (2)
• can’t (2)
• can
• has to
• doesn't have to
• don't have to
• have to (1)
• can’t (1)

Complete the sentences using can, can’t, has to, have to, don’t have to or doesn’t have to.

6]         You​ (a)   wear trainers or soft shoes in the gymnasium.

7]         My sister​ (b)   wear glasses when she is reading.

8]         Richard ​ (c)   wear a coat because it isn’t cold.

9]         My Dad ​ (d)   start his car because he has lost the key.

10]       It’s terrible! We​ (e)   do homework every evening!

• have to (2)
• has to
• doesn’t have to
• can’t
• don't have to
• can
• have to (1)