Choose the sentence where Participle I is used correctly:

• The kids were PLAY in the park when it started to rain.

• The kids were PLAYED in the park when it started to rain.

• The kids were PLAYING in the park when it started to rain.

• Still looks at me, she shook her head while I was SPEAKINGS

• Still looking at me, she shook her head while I was SPEAKING.

Select the correct option to complete the sentence: "___ down the street, she saw an old friend."

• run

• walk

• walked

• walking

• runing

Choose the correct participle form for the following sentence: The teacher came into the room, ______ the book.

• holding

• reading

• hold

• reads

• to read

Choose the sentence referring to the ability:

• He can speak four languages.

• Laura hurt her leg, so she couldn't walk very well.

• We must hurry.

• We needn't to leave yet.

• The shirt is not dirty. You must wash it.

Choose the correct version of "have to":

• We don't have to rush

• I don't have to do my washing

• I doesn't have to clean the floor today

• He have to go to work

• You doesn't have to tidy up now

Find modal verbs:

• do

• be able to

• have

• did

• might

Choose the sentence referring to the advice:

• You shouldn't sit so near the TV.

• I don't have to clean the floor today.

• I mustn't eat too much cake, or I'll get fat!

• I can't lift this box - it's too heavy!

• Dad should go and see a doctor.

Find past forms of modal verbs:

• could

• may

• can

• might

• have

Choose modal verbs of necessity and urgency:

• might

• may

• have to

• must

• have got to

Choose the sentences used in Future Indefinite Passive.

• My lunch is eaten by my dog.

• This article was not written by Jane.

• Will the parcel be delivered soon?

• The package will be brought tomorrow.

• How often will be the lesson attended?