Activate! B1 Extra Grammar Tests
Test 11
Developed by Pearson Longman Hellas
2009
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1. Choose the word or phrase (A, B, C, or D) that best completes the sentence.
1 Jerry said he … go to the club to train last night; his coach told him to go.
A must
B had to
C didn’t have to
D mustn’t
2 ‘Professional cyclists are given free bikes and they … repair them.’
‘That would be great.’
A has to
B don’t have to
C must
D mustn’t
3 Sherry said she … go to bed early every night when she was in the swim club because sleep was
very important.
A mustn’t
B didn’t have to
C must
D had to
4 You … decide to start eating more healthy food if you want to play better.
A has to
B must
C mustn’t
D don’t have to
5 They told us we … buy any special clothes as long as we wore something comfortable.
A mustn’t
B didn’t have to
C had to
D must
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6 You … eat too much before you do gymnastics because you might get stomachache.
A don’t have to
B must
C have to
D mustn’t
7 ‘After the race you … forget to talk to your coach.’
‘Okay, I’ll remember.’
A don’t have to
B have to
C mustn’t
D must
8 ‘If we want to get fit, we … walk more instead of taking the car.’
‘You’re right.’
A don’t have to
B mustn’t
C must
D has to
9 We … wear goggles when we went skiing. It was a rule.
A had to
B must
C mustn’t
D didn’t have to
10 ‘Hockey players … train hard and go to bed early.’
‘I don’t think I could do that.’
A mustn’t
B don’t have to
C have to
D must to
Marks / 10
Activate! B1 Extra Grammar Tests
Test 11
Developed by Pearson Longman Hellas
2009
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2. Choose the word or phrase (A, B, C, or D) that best completes the sentence.
1 ‘I … done better in the match but I hadn’t trained hard enough.’
‘Well, you’ll know better for next time.’
A can have
B will have
C could have
D must have
2 ‘Joseph took part in a triathlon.’
‘Wow. That … have been exhausting.’
A could
B should
C might
D must
3 When I was sixteen, I won a gymnastics championship; I … really up for it!
A must have been
B must be
C must been
D must have being
4 Our hockey team didn’t win the match; we … have trained harder.
A could
B should
C might
D must
5 ‘Look! The team is celebrating.’
‘Oh, they … have won the league.’
A might
B could
C must
D should
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6 ‘You … the marathon! It was fantastic!’
‘Oh well. I’ll come next year.’
A should have saw
B should have see
C should have seen
D should has seen
7 It’s too bad you didn’t bring your goggles because we … have gone skiing.
A should
B must
C might
D could
8 We had a great time kayaking. You … have come with us.
A must
B might
C should
D could
9 ‘What a pity John wasn’t able to take part in the boxing event.’
‘Yes, I think he … have won.’
A can
B should
C might
D must
10 Somebody … have told me about the game last night; I would have watched it.
A should
B can
C have
D must
11 ‘Look at you in this picture.’
‘I was much heavier then than I am now. I … have been very unfit.’
A must
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B might
C could
D should
12 ‘I … a great footballer but I was too lazy to train.’
‘Well, look on the bright side, you’re a fairly good tennis player.’
A could have be
B could has been
C could have been
D could have being
Marks / 12
3. Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first
sentence using the word given.
1 It was wrong to go skiing without goggles.
We ………………………….. skiing without goggles.
GONE
2 A hockey helmet is necessary these days.
You ………………………….. a hockey helmet these days.
MUST
3 Hitting the other players is not permitted.
You ………………………….. the other players. MUST
4 It was impossible for her to jump any higher.
She ………………………….. any higher.
HAVE
5 It wasn’t a good idea to miss practice without asking the coach.
You ………………………….. the coach if you could miss practice.
ASKED
6 You mustn’t go on such silly diets.
You ………………………….. on such silly diets. STOP
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7 It isn’t necessary to train so often.
You ………………………….. train so often.
HAVE
8 It was possible for me to win the marathon.
I ………………………….. the marathon.
COULD
Marks / 8
4. Choose the correct word to complete the sentences.
1 I
can/could
have been a champion gymnast but I my dad put me off the sport.
2 You
don’t have to/must
swim every day; once or twice a week is enough.
3 All the players
don’t have to/must
understand the rules of the game.
4 You should
have/has
started out slower so you wouldn’t have run out of breath in the middle of
the marathon.
5 You
mustn’t/don’t have to
eat before you go into the pool. You could get stomach ache.
6 He
couldn’t have/mustn’t
won the race because he had hurt his leg.
7 Janie has just won the tennis match; you
must/should
have seen her!
8 The cyclist knew he
has/had
to drink lots of water during the championship race.
9 Cameron
mustn’t/doesn’t have to
run five kilometres every day, but he really likes to keep fit.
10 If you want to be a good runner, you
have to/mustn’t
have good running shoes.
Marks / 10
Total Marks / 40