Grammar Practice Модуль 2 ГДЗ Starlight Баранова 10 класс
Turn the following sentences into Reported Speech.
- “I’m trying to be more health conscious,” said Helen.
- “I’ve already read this book,” Frank said.
- “I’m starting a new job next week,” Sally said.
- “I’ll see you tomorrow,” he said to her.
- “The support group meets on a monthly basis,” said Dr Evans.
- “I got up early,” Tom said.
- “I don’t usually like trying new food, but I’ll try some of that curry,” said Sarah.
- “I’ve booked a cooking holiday in Thailand,” Sam said.
- “I have a surprise for you,” Robert said to Jane.
- “Malta is an island,” he said.
- “Peter has put on a lot of weight,” said Gary.
- “I was working at eight o’clock,” said James.
- “I don’t like riding a bike through heavy traffic,” said Greg.
- “I am going for a takeaway pizza tonight,” Jill said to him.
- “My house is not for sale,” he says.
- She said, “I’ll come by later.”
- He said, “She can start work on Monday.”
- He said, “He should exercise more.”
- “I may go to university to study medicine,” he said.
- He asked, “Shall I make some tea?”
- She said, “They won’t arrive on time.”
Use an appropriate introductory verb from the list to report the following sentences.
apologise, boast, invite, beg, promise, inform, complain, warn, suggest, advise
- “You should eat more nutritious meals,” she said.
- “You always leave the window open,” she said.
- “Let’s make a curry,” Tom said.
- “I’m sorry I was late,” he said.
- “I own the best restaurant in the area,” said Charles.
- “Please, please help me!” he said.
- “Would you like to come to a party with me?” he said.
- “Don’t touch the wire!” she said.
- “Your results will come out tomorrow,” he said.
- “I’ll definitely arrive early,” she said.
Complete with: will or be going to.
A: Are you studying maths, chemistry and biology?
B: Yes, because I ______ study medicine at university.
A: I have decided what to buy Tom for his birthday.
B: Really? What ______ you ______ buy him, then?
A: Have you finished your report yet?
B: No, but I’m sure I ______ finish it on time.
A: I have three friends coming to dinner tonight.
B: Don’t worry. I ______ help you cook.
A: Why do you need so much flour?
B: I ______ make a pizza.
A: I’m so tired. I’m about to fall asleep.
B: I ______ get you some coffee.
A: How old is your son?
B: He ______ be twelve next month.
Put the verbs in brackets into the appropriate future forms.
A
A: What ______ tonight?
B: I ______ tidy my room.
A: What time ______ you finish?
B: I ______ by nine o’clock, I hope.
A: Shall we go to the cinema then? The film starts at 9:30.
B
This time next week I ______ on a beach in Thailand and ______ all my problems at work. I ______ and the kids ______ and we ______ lots of fun. I just can’t wait.
Put the verbs in brackets into the Infinitive or the -ing form.
Complete the blanks with the correct form of the Infinitive or the -ing form. Mind the tenses.
Complete the sentences using the words in bold. Use two to five words.
- It’s forbidden to eat in the library.
- Perhaps she will be late.
- It wasn’t necessary for her to buy me a gift.
- I’m certain it has stopped snowing now.
- I’m sure he isn’t at home now.
- I advise you to read the contract before you sign it.
- It’s possible that she has forgotten his birthday.
- Perhaps Daniel is at the chemist’s.
- I’m sure he has written his report now.
- It wasn’t necessary for Bob to work overtime.
- Alex was obliged to wear glasses.
Choose the correct answer.
- Your acne could be due to your unhealthy eating habits.
A) ought to be
B) could be
C) would be
D) should be - I wouldn’t like to rely on alternative medicine for my health.
A) mustn’t
B) needn’t
C) couldn’t
D) wouldn’t - You had better go to the dentist soon.
A) had better
B) ought to have
C) should have
D) had to - As it’s very sunny today, you must wear plenty of sunscreen when you go outside.
A) are likely to
B) are able to
C) will be able to
D) must - You shouldn’t be so rude to the customers.
A) shouldn’t
B) couldn’t
C) aren’t likely to
D) might not - After qualifying, new doctors decide in which area of medicine they would like to specialise.
A) must
B) could
C) would
D) should
- Your acne could be due to your unhealthy eating habits.
1. Helen said (that) she was trying to be more health conscious.
2. Frank said (that) he had already read that book.
3. Sally said (that) she was starting a new job the following week.
4. He told her that he would see her the next day.
5. Dr Evans said (that) the support group met on a monthly basis.
6. Tom said (that) he had got up early.
7. Sarah said (that) she didn’t usually like trying new food, but she would try some of that curry.
8. Sam said (that) he had booked a cooking holiday in Thailand.
9. Robert told Jane that he had a surprise for her.
10. He said (that) Malta is/was an island.
11. Gary said (that) Peter had put on a lot of weight.
12. James said (that) he had been working at eight o’clock.
13. Greg said (that) he didn’t like riding a bike through heavy traffic.
14. Jill told him that she was going for a takeaway pizza that night.
15. He says that his house is not for sale.
16. She said that she would come by later.
17. He said that she could start work on Monday.
18. He said that he should exercise more.
19. He said that he might go to university to study medicine.
20. He asked if he should make some tea.
21. She said that they wouldn’t arrive on time.
1. She complained that I always left the window open.
2. Tom suggested making a curry.
3. He apologised for being late.
4. Charles boasted that he owned the best restaurant in the area.
5. He begged me to help him.
6. He invited me to come to a party with him.
7. She warned me not to touch the wire.
8. He informed me that my results would come out the next day.
9. She promised to arrive early.
1. B: Yes, because I am going to study medicine at university.
2. B: Really? What are you going to buy him, then?
3. B: No, but I’m sure I’ll finish it on time.
4. B: Don’t worry. I’ll help you cook.
5. B: I’m going to make a pizza.
6. B: I’ll get you some coffee.
7. B: He’ll be twelve next month.
1. A: What are you doing tonight?
B: I’m going to tidy my room.
A: What time will you finish?
B: I’ll have finished by nine o’clock, I hope.
B: This time next week I’ll be relaxing on a beach in Thailand and I’ll have forgotten all my problems at work. I’m going to sunbathe and the kids are going to swim, and we’ll have lots of fun. I just can’t wait.
1. I’ll never forget meeting David Beckham.
2. Do you regret lending the money to Nick?
3. Did you remember to return the DVDs we rented?
4. I’ve been trying to get in touch with Sharon all day.
5. Why don’t you try calling her on her mobile?
1. You’d better go to the doctor.
2. I’ve heard that some people meditate every day.
3. Good idea! I lost loads of weight when I joined one.
4. He’d better have a good excuse or he’ll be in trouble.
1. B: You’d better go to the doctor.
2. B: I’ve heard that some people meditate every day.
3. B: Good idea! I lost loads of weight when I joined one.
4. B: He’d better have a good excuse or he’ll be in trouble.
1. B: You’d better go to the doctor.
2. B: I’ve heard that some people meditate every day.
3. B: Good idea! I lost loads of weight when I joined one.
4. B: He’d better have a good excuse or he’ll be in trouble.
1. You must not eat in the library.
2. She might be late.
3. She needn’t have bought me a gift.
4. It must have stopped snowing now.
5. He can’t be at home now.
6. You had better read the contract before you sign it.
7. She may have forgotten his birthday.
8. Daniel could be at the chemist’s.
9. He must have written his report now.
10. Bob needn’t have worked overtime.
11. Alex had to wear glasses.
1. B could be
2. D wouldn’t
3. A had better
4. D must
5. A shouldn’t
6. C would








