STRUCTURE MIDDLE TEST 2020 (MODAL AUXILIARY)

Please do
A. EXERCISE 44 PAGE 114-115.
Based on the ex 44, please answer the questions with appropriate modal auxiliary and what are modal type of the sentences.
example:
1. It look like rain. we (shut) should/must shut the windows. (the type is necessity advisability )
2. Ann, (hand, you) would /will/could you hand me that dish? thanks. (asking polite request)

B. EXERCISE 45 PAGE 116- 117
Based on the ex 44, please answer the questions with appropriate modal auxiliary and what are the modal type of the sentences.
example:
1. Don is putting on a little weight around his middle. he (get) must/should be get more exercise. (progressive modal=  modal + be + Ving)
2. I'm sleepy. I (keep, not) can not keep my eyes open. I (go) had better/should/ought to to bed before I fall asleep right here. (advisability)

C. EXERCISE 46. PAGE 118. ERROR ANALYSIS
example:
1. If you have a car, you can traveled around the United States. (traveled = travel)
2. During class the students must to sit quietly. when the students have questions, they  must to rise their hands. 

D. EXERCISE 47-48. PAGE 118-119
example: 
1. he doesn't approve of smoking.
2. A: Where did you grow up?
    B: In Settle, Washington

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STRUCTURE MIDDLE TEST

EXERCISE 44

                  1. Should shut (the type is necessity advisability)

                  2. Could/will/would you hand (asking polite request)

                  3. Had to pay, should have returned (the type is necessity)

                  4.  Do not have to got (lack of necessity & prohibition)

                  5. Could /should /may I make (asking polite request)

                  6. Had better take (the type is expressing necessity)

                  7. Should already say (the type is necessity advisability)

                  8. Must not tell (lack of necessity & prohibition)

                  9. Could/would you repeat (asking polite request)

              10. Must attend (type is expressing necessity)

              11. Could run , cannot run (degree of certainty past)

              12. Had to/must wait (the type is expressing necessity)

              13. Could go (the type is suggestion)

              14. Would rather to go (expressing suggestion)

              15. Must not see (lack of necessity & prohibition)

              16. Can cook (the type is expressing suggestion)

              17. Have to/had better clean (the type is necessity)

              18. Can't/couldn't be, might be belong (expressing degrees of certainty in pres)

              19. Used to do (the type is expressing habitual activity )

              20. Should learn (advisability), may/can/will be (expressing degrees of certainty)

EXERCISE 45

                  1. Should be getting (progressive modal= modal + be + v-ing)

                  2. Can not keep, should go (advisability)

                  3. Cannot/must not go (prohibition)

                  4. Must/should not laugh (prohibition)

                  5. Would/could you cash or would you mind cashing (asking polite request)

                  6. Should not stick (advisability)

                  7. Can not live, must/should find (lack of necessity & prohibition)

                  8. May/could/can I speak, can/could/may not come, could/can/may I take (asking polite request and expressing necessity)

                  9. Should to go (expressing advisability)

              10. Ought to take, ought to get (advisability)

              11. Must study, should come (the type is necessity advisability)

              12. Do not have to make (prohibition)

              13. Have to answer (expressing necessity), may be (expressing degrees of certainty)

              14. Should pass (advisability)

              15. May be (expressing degrees of certainty)

              16. Might be (expressing degrees of certainty)

              17. May be (expressing degrees of certainty)

              18. Must wake (expressing necessity)

              19. Might have been studying, watching (progressive modal= modal + be + v-ing)

              20. May be (expressing degrees of certainty), have to ask (expressing necessity)

EXERCISE 46

                  1. If you have a car, you can traveled around the United States. (traveled  = travel)

                  2. During class the students must to sit quietly. When the students have questions, they must to raise their hands.

                  3. When you send for the brochure, you should included a self-addressed, stamped envelope. (included  = include)

                  4. A film director must has control over every aspect of a movie. (over  = in)

                  5. When I was a child, I can went to the roof of my house and saw all the other houses and streets. (went = go, saw  = see)

                  6. While I was working in the fields, my son would brought me oranges or candy. (brought = bring)

                  7. I used to break my leg in a soccer game three months ago.  (there is “am” before “used to”)

                  8. May you please help me with this? (there is “to” between “please and help”)

                  9. Many students would rather to study on their own than going to classes.

              10. We supposed to bring our book to class every day. (there is “are” before “supposed to”)

EXERCISE 47

                  1. With

                  2. Of

                  3. To

                  4. Of

                  5. At

                  6. From

                  7. With

                  8. In/at

                  9. At

              10. From

              11. For

              12. Of

              13. With

              14. To

              15. To

EXERCISE 48

                  1. Up

                  2. Away/out

                  3. Off

                  4. Up

                  5. Off

                  6. Up

                  7. Out

                  8. From

                  9. Up

              10. Back, out of