EXERCISE 1. CHOOSE THE CORRECT ANSWER.

1.    I can’t get a car yet because I’m not (enough old/ quite old/ so old/ old enough) to drive.

• enough old

• quite old

• so old

• old enough

2. Some crimes seem to be (much less common/ the least common/ too little common/ little common enough) in this country than in others.

• much less common

• the least common

• too little common

• little common enough

3. You must (be/ have been/ be being/ have been being) thrilled when the doctor said it wasn’t serious.

• be

• have been

• be being

• have been being

4.  A: “Colin’s got to stay in bed for eight weeks.”            

B: “I’d hate to (will have to/ must/ have to/ will) do that.

• will have to

• must

• have to

• will

5. It became (enough dark/ such dark/ quite dark/ so dark enough) as I walked home and I began to get slightly nervous.

• enough dark

• such dark

• quite dark

• so dark enough

6. Do you think that people in the countryside live (happier/ more happy/ happily/ more happily) than those in the city?

• happier

• more happy

• happily

• more happily

7. I (must/ could/ will/ may) have joined a gym but in the end, I decided to exercise at home.

• must

• could

• will

• may

8. A: “I’ve been feeling under the weather recently”        

B: “You (should get/ should have got/ would get/ would have got) more exercise.

• should get

• should have got

• would get

• would have got

9. He drove (so quick/ such quick/ so quickly/ such quickly) that no one could catch him up.

• so quick

• such quick

• so quickly

• such quickly

10. A: “It was hard work getting back from the hospital with my leg in plaster”           

B: “You should (call/ have called/ be calling/ have been calling) me. I’d have picked you up.”

• call

• have called

• be calling

• have been calling