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Showing posts with label EXERCISES. Show all posts

Sunday, July 31, 2011

Odd out one word


1.            a. kind                         b. different                  c. sort                          d. type
2.            a.  root                        b. basis                        c. foundation               d. main
3.            a. cheerful                   b. sadness                    c. worry                       d. despair
4.            a. to tell out                b. to inform                 c. to recount                d. to skim
5.            a. several                    b. a few                       c. many kinds              d. variety
6.            a. to chant                   b. to hear                    c. to croon                   d. to sing
7.            a. suffering                  b. happy                      c. torment                   d. hardship

Formal letter

                                                                          THAI MOTORS CORPORATION
                                                                        11 Thong road, Bangkok, Thailand
Mr. C. Williams
Basil Williams PLS
17 Shooters Walk
Derby DB6 2 LD
England
                                                                                                                           02 August, 2011
Dear Mr. Williams
We are organizing a special reception and dinner for our overseas clients to mark the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of our company and we would very much like you to attend. The dinner will be held at the Ashohi Club in Bangkok at 8p.m. on Monday.
If you require hotel accommodation in Bangkok  please send us a fax or a letter and we will make the appropriate reservations.
We very much hope that you will be to attend our dinner and look forward to meeting you on 10 November.
Yours faithfully,
WAN TU
Manager

Sunday, July 24, 2011

Modal Verbs of Ability and Permission Exercise

Look at the following phrases and write in which type you think it is. Then use one of the modal verbs in brackets to fill the gaps.



1
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You (may/could)________________ leave now if you wish.
2
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(Could/May)________________ you open the window a bit, please?
3
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(May/Can)________________ you play the piano?
4
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Listen, please. You (may not/could not)________________  speak during this exam.
5
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You (can't/might not)________________ smoke on the bus.
6
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(Can't/May)________________  I make a call on your mobile?
7
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Do you know if Mark (can/may)________________ sing?
8
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(Can't/May)________________ I sit here, please?
9
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Caroline, your friends (can/could)________________ stay the night if they want to. They're perfectly welcome.
10
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I'm sorry but you (can't/may)________________ use the computer until after I've finished.
11
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(May/Could)________________ you lend me 40 Euros til Monday?
12
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Listen, please. Students (may/could)________________ study in the library from five to nine in the evening.