Complete the sentences below using the correct alternative from those marked A, B, C or D.

I wish he ___ interrupting me while I’m trying to finish my report.

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“I wish I ___ your health and vitality. I ___ a new life for myself”, she said with a smile.

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You were not attentive. If you ___ so nervous, you ___ much better and ___ so many mistakes.

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He wished he ___ her the money. She never returned it.

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___ to the hustle and bustle of the city, my annoyance ___.

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He ___ differently if he ___ the answer two days ago.

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I feel sorry for Jane. If anybody ___ such a thing to me, I ___ hurt.

 Complete these sentences with the verbs and adjectives.

didn't have to      must         need to    allowed         official        significant

having to         mustn't     needn't have     impossible     required     unnecessary

I wear a jacket and tie last night. Formal attire was not .

You made so much noise. All that shouting was quite .

People have dogs in their rooms. Pets are not in the hotel.

You won't fill in forms. All the paperwork will be complete.

Not pay to use the pool is a benefit of being a student here.

Everyone have a valid passport because it will be to enter the country without one.

Supply the necessary forms of the verbs in brackets in the following conditional sentences (put down only complete forms: e. g. : had not gone, would have done).

1. If his mother (not to go)  out, the boy (to turn)  off the TV set and (to go)  to bed. 2. I (to wait)  if I (to be)  you. 3. She (to fall)  if he suddenly (not to put) out a hand to stead her. 4.  If I (to be)  a poet I (to write)  a poem about nettles in a wine glass. 5. If it (to be)  not for the journalists, everything (to be)  perfect easy. 5. If your father (to be)  here, he (to give)  you a piece of his mind. 6. I'm glad that he turned this offer down. There (to be)  no turning back if he (to accept)  it. 7. "She is only twenty." "She (to know)  better if she (to be)  twenty five?" 8. I do not know what (to happen)  if this (to go)  on much longer there. 10. Don't you see that if things like that (to happen)  life (to be)  quite different today? 11. You really (to follow)  me if I (to go)  away. 12. I believe you (to make)  her stay if it (not to be) so late. 13. It (to be)  better if you (to take) things coolly, as I do.

Complete this text with appropriate forms of can or could plus these verbs.

avoid     be     not imagine     pick     save     not send

These days, when we up a phone and call anywhere in the world, we really don't realize, and often , how difficult long-distance communication for people in the past. In the early 19th century the Treaty of Ghent brought an end to the War of 1812 between Britain and the United States. But the news across the Atlantic fast enough to stop General Andrew Jackson attacking and defeating the British forces in New Orleans a full three weeks after the treaty was signed. With better communication, the battle and the lives of more than two thousand people .