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did... have to wait; 10. don't have to get up; 1 1 . must havebeen; 12. was to c o m e over/call on; 13. can be bought; 14. must be raining; 15. don'thave to/needn't cook; 16. must have been discussing; 17. should find/should have found.6.NEEDEx. 2 (p. 159) 1. needn't have sent; 2. needn't have washed up; 3. needn't press;4. needn't have been reminded; 5. needn't have helped; 6. needn't have called.Ex. 4 (p. 160) 1. needn't hurry; 2.
needn't have come; 3. shouldn't give; 4. needn't havereturned; 5. needn't have helped/shouldn't have helped (different meanings); 6. needn't go.Ex. 5 (p. 160) 1. don't have to go; 2. needn't go out; 3. won't have to go; 4. needn't go;5. don't have to; 6. needn't go, can send; 7.
could do, didn't have to go; 8. needn't havegone/didn't have to go (different meanings); 9. needn't have bought; 10. don't have tostay; 1 1 . didn't have to buy; 1 2 . needn't have bought; 13. n e e d n ' t have c o m e ;14. needn't have gone into detail; 15. needn't have used; 16. didn't have to use.427.REVISIONEx. 1 (p. 1 6 0 - 1 6 1 ) 1. c a n / m a y , c a n / c a n ' t / m a y not; 2. should/ought to; 3.
'II have to;4. can't/mustn't; 5. can't, have to; 6. won't have to, can; 7. needn't, can; 8. shouldn't;9. don't have to; 10. is to; 1 1 . mustn't/shouldn't; 12. needn't; 13. m a y / c a n ; 14. has to;15. must; 16. are to; 17. must/can; 18. don't have to; 19. C a n / m a y , needn't, can/may;2 0 . was to; 2 1 . can, can't; 2 2 .
can; 2 3 . should/must; 2 4 . w e r e to.Ex. 2 (p. 161) 1. must be over; 2. can't say; 3. must have told; 4. must have taken;5. can't have broken; 6. may have been ashamed; 7. must have sent; 8. can; 9. musthave watched; 10. can't have left; 1 1 . can't have failed to recognize; 12. must/may haveh e l p e d n 3 . mbst be; 14.
must have written; 15. can... be; 16. must have been delivered;17. can... fail to r e m e m b e r / h a v e forgotten.Ex. 3 (p. 161) 1.-is to be; 2. can be; 3. may be; 4. may have b e e n , mayn't have been;5. must have been; 6. was to be; 7. can't have been; 8. May... have been; 9. Can...
havebeen; 10. can't be true/have been true; 1 1 . Can... be true; 12. must be true; 13. mightbe true; 14. might be true; 15. might have been true; 16. must have been true; 17. musthave been mistaken; 18. must be mistaken; 19. can't have been mistaken; 2 0 . Can...have been mistaken; 2 1 . Can't have misunderstood.Ex. 4 (p. 1 6 1 - 1 6 2 ) 1. could, doesn't have to; 2.
might be able to help; 3. could I do, Imust do; 4. should have asked; 5. might have to; 6. didn't have to visit; 7. may say, mighthave to wait; 8. was to come; 9. should have read; TO. could it be; 1 1 . needn't haveworried; 12. could be found; 13. might laugh at.Ex. 5 (p, 162)I. 1. must go, am to meet, must be waiting, will have to take; 2. was to be knocked down,had to move; 3.
might have warned, wouldn't have to wart; 4. needn't have gone, couldhave come; 5. shouldn't have spoken; 6. should have thought; 7. needn't have booked;8. Can/could... ask; 9. could go; 10. Can... have believed, must have m a d e fun.I I . 1. had to move; 2. were to dine; 3. will have to study; could c o m e , would help;4. probably didn't tell, may be packing; 5.
didn't have to get up; 6. shouldn't pay attention;needn't worry; 7. must have read; should read, could discuss; 8. shouldn't have spoken,might have taken offence/been hurt; 9. won't be able to.Ex. 6 (p. 1 6 2 - 1 6 3 ) 1 . must have put, was not able to get; 2. was to speak; 3. might havebeen; 4. must have met, may have met; 5. shouldn't have told, should have kept silent;6. Can he have never heard; 7. evidently, didn't have time, mightn't have found;8.
probably will have to wait, is able to see; 9. was to be operated; had to be postponed;10. can't fail to know; 1 1 . must have prepared; 12. probably, didn't prepare...; 13. musthave had no time, had to/will have to spend, should be re^dy; 14. could... help, may haveto leave.43Ex. 7 (p. 163) 1. must... do; a) can do; b) must/'ll have to do; 2. can... see; a) certainly,you can; b) no, you can't; 3. can/may... swim; a) can't, may fall ill; b) can/may; 4. Must...write, can... make corrections; 5.
can... come, needn't come; 6. could you come; 7. Iwonder if I could ask; 8.1 wonder if you could come/could ... c o m e .Ex. 8 (p. 163-164)A. 1. why shouldn't I have a new dress made? 2. could walk; 3. could you make;4. should fit; 5. needn't worry; 6. shall fit; 7. will you let; 8. when shall I come? 9.
musthave taken; 10. I'll have to do; 1 1 . Can ... have m a d e a mistake; 12. may have put onsome weight; 13. should be all right; 14. should have warned; 15. won't work; 16. hadtodo without.' ВЛ1. must be talking; 2. might have been; 3. could he refuse; 4.
could get; 5. must find;6. must have forgotten; 7. must be eating; 8. can't be shortage; 9. can't ... fail toremember/he can afford to forget; 10. there must be; 11. can't refuse; 12. had to win;13. muk have fallen down; 14. can... have asked for/I can't have asked for.THEN O U N1. FORMATION OF NOUNSEx. 4 (p. 167) 2. smoker; 3. pianist; 4. amateur; 5. assistant; 6. donor; 7.
historian.Ex. 5 (p. 167) 2. excitement; 3. friendship; 4. happiness; 5. admittance; 6. discovery;7. production; 8. childhood; 9. journalism; 10. efficiency; 11. arrival; 12. pollution;13. explanation; 14. musician.Ex. 6 (p. 168) 1. agreement; 2. investigation; 3. description; 4.
improvement.Ex. 7 (p. 168) 1. inspector, inspection; 2. oppressor, oppression; 3. composer, composition; 4. producer, production; 3. conductor, conduct; 6. supporter, support.Ex. 8 (p. 168) 1. unemployment; 2. interconnection; 3. dishonesty; 4. misinterpretation;5. indifference; 6. misfortune; 7. independence; 8. unimportance; 9. insecurity; 10. preelection; 11.
reconstruction.Ex. 11 (p. 168-169) 1. a teacup; 2. a department store; 3. lifeboat; 4. handcuffs.Ex. 12 (p. 169) 1. classroom; 2. hometask; 3. homework; 4. reading-room; 5. diningroom; 6. newspapers; 7. weekend.442.CLASSIFICATIONOFNOUNSEx. 2 (p. 171)I. 2. U; 3. C; 4. U; 5. C; 6. U; 7. U; 8. U; 9. СII. 2. U; 3. С ;4. U; 5. C; 6. C; 7. C; 8.
C; 9. U; 10. СEx. 3 (p. 171) 1. collective; 2. multitude; 3. multitude; 4. collective; 5. multitude;6. multitude; 7. collective; multitude.Ex. 4 (p. 172) Possible answers: 1. is; 2. are; 3. were; 4. was; 5. have got; 6. are;7. doesn't think; 8. are requested; 9. were practising; 10. are having, will come; 11. isplaying; 12. are; 13. have been discussing; 14. has decided; 15. was; 16. were; 17. was;18. were; 19. is; 20. has been; 21. is.Ex.
5 (p. 172) 1. are not, didn't believe a word; 2. the crew stop; 3. the news is;4. There is important information; 5. The company are sitting; 6. are of the opinion; 7. thestaff were all gathered; 8. The staff is small.3 . THE C A T E G O R Y O F N U M B E RЕх.З(рЛ|75-176)I. 1. shelves; 2. several dozens; 3. one tooth; 4. wolves; 5. The children were; 6. somephotos; 7. information; 8. several pairs; 9. two mice; 10. Two oxen; 11.
Very strangephenomena were; 12. hair was.II. 1. the sheep; 2. feet; 3. These are lady-birds. 4. Where are the knives? 5. Thesefactories have good laboratories. 6. The last leaves, trees; 7. These stories are...;8. The speeches were...; 9. the keys on the tables; 10. Where are the brushes?11.plays; 12. The roofs of the houses were...; 13. The wives of the sailors...; 14. ...hasa lot of geese.III. 1. A mouse lives... 2.
The key to the box was... 3. The wolf has been... 4. The fishwas... 5. a good postman... 6. The cargo...Ex. 4 (p. 176) 1. are; 2. are; They; 3. have; 4. these; They; 5. are; 6. is; 7. have; 8. arenot, are; 9. don't.Ex. 5 (p. 176) 1. is; 2. is; 3. do; 4. was; 5. were; 6. was; 7. were; 8. were, was, was;9. was; 10. was; 11. were.Ex. 6 (p. 176-177)a) 1. the stairs lead; 2. his advice was; 3. The data were/the information was; 4. thesame data/information; 5. This money is not mine. 6.
had little; 7. His knowledge; 8. Yourknowledge isn't enough; 9. a job/work; 10. What news; 11. The news is known....b) 1. this watch; it is; 2. Your watch/clock is; 3. the gate was closed; 4. The sledge is;5. The export of the goods has increased....45c ) 1 . w h i c h o f t h e s h e e p will b e ^ e n t . . , f ^ , T h g M f g o w a s . . . ; 3 .
His c l o t h e s a r e . . . ;4. There were very few people there. 5. Potatoes are...; 6. Carrots are...; 7. Thef r u i t s a r e . . . ; 8 . His w a g e s a r e . . , ; 9 . T h e c o n t e n t s . . . w e r e ; 1 0 . ... i s f a m o u s f o r itswines.d ) 1. T h e r e are five f i s h , o n e f i s h ; 2. T h e n e w s is; 3. W h o s e m o n e y is this? 4. a lot ofswine a n d s h e e p ; 5. Y o u r m o n e y is; Take it.
6. O u r w i n t e r v a c a t i o n is over. 7. thisi n f o r m a t i o n / t h e s e d a t a ; 8. Y o u r advice. 9. t h e attention of all t h e p a s s e r s - b y . . . .4. THECATEGORY OFCASEE x . 1 ( p . 178) 2 . t w o d a y s ' j o u r n e y ; 3 .
- ; 4 . -f, 5 . m y d a u g h t e r H e l e n ' s b i r t h d a y ; 6 . - ;7. seven years' w o r k ; 8. the Earth's surface; 9. the C o m m a n d e r - i n - C h i e f ' s orders.Ex. 2 (p. 178-179) 2. the chemist's; 3. my aunt's; 4. at the Hart's.E x . 3 (p. 179) 2 . m y f r i e n d ' s b a g ; 3 . t h e a c t r e s s ' s c a r e e r ; 4 . M r B r o w n ' s signature; 5 . t h es t u d e n t s ' m i s t a k e s ; 6 .
w o m e n ' s c l u b ; 7 . a girls' s c h o o l ; 8 . t h e g u e s t r o o m ; 9 . J a m e s ' sumbrella; 10. at M i k e ' s .Ex. 4 (p. 179) 2 . - ; 3 . t h e s h i p ' s c r e w ; 4 . n o o n e ' s fault; 5 . Eliot's poetry; 6 . - ; 7 . - ; 8 . - .E x . 5 ( p . 179) 2 . t h e d o c t o r ' s s u r g e r y ; 3 . t h e p i a n o k e y b o a r d ; 4 . o u r d i r e c t o r ' s s e c r e tary; 5 . Q u e e n Elizabeth retejn; 6. n o o n e ' s r e s p o n s i b i l i t y ; 7 .
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