Focus 1 Unit 5 Grammar

1 Choose the correct option.

0 You must / mustn’t feed the animals at the zoo.

1 You         [must, mustn’t] use your mobile phone at school.

2 You         [must, mustn’t] cheat in exams.

3 You         [must, mustn’t] work hard if you want to finish school with good grades.

4 You         [must, mustn’t] be late for the exam.

5 You         [must, mustn’t] run at the swimming pool.

6 You          [must, mustn’t] talk during the exam.

2 You          [must, mustn’t] be late for school.

3 You          [must, mustn’t] work hard if you want to go to university.

4 You          [must, mustn’t] talk on the phone in the classroom.

5 You          [must, mustn’t] forget your homework.

2 Complete the sentences with the verbs in brackets and should or shouldn't.

0 Andrew wants to be an actor. He should go (go) to drama school.

1 James wants to be healthy. He           [should, shouldn't]eat a lot of sweets.

2 Ian wants to go to university. He           [should, shouldn't] study a lot.

3 Sam likes working with animals. He           [should, shouldn't] train to become a vet.

4 Kate wants to be a musician. She           [should, shouldn't] practise every day.

5 My sister is scared of heights. She           [should, shouldn't] climb trees.

6 Mark and Tom want to play in a music band. They           [should, shouldn't]practise every day.

7 Ian wants to finish school with good marks. He           [should, shouldn't]miss any classes.

8 Mark loves animals. He           [should, shouldn't] be a vet.

9 James wants to be healthy. He           [should, shouldn't]eat a lot of fruit and vegetables.

10 My sister hasn't got much money. She           [should, shouldn't] buy so many new clothes.

3 Choose the correct option.

0 I A get up at 5 o’clock on Sunday. It's not necessary.

A don’t have to B mustn’t

C shouldn’t

1 After school, you                            [don’t have to             , shouldn’t, mustn’t] go to college. You can try and get a job.

2 My parents                 [shouldn’t     , mustn’t, don’t have to] go to school every day. Lucky them!

3 Sarah hates working with numbers. She               [mustn’t    , should, shouldn’t] be an accountant.

4 Tom                  [shouldn’t   , must, doesn’t have to] go to bed very late. He has to wake up early tomorrow.

5 You                [shouldn't    , should, mustn’t]work hard and do well in the test.

shouldn't should mustn’t

4 Choose the correct option.

0 I A get up at 5 o’clock on Sunday. It's not necessary.

A don’t have to B mustn’t

C shouldn’t

1 You              [should     , shouldn’t, mustn’t] try to get a good mark for your project.

2 Sarah doesn’t like hospitals. She               [should      , shouldn’t, mustn’t] be a doctor.

3 My parents                [shouldn’t    , mustn’t, don’t have to] do homework any more. They don't go to school!

4 You               [shouldn’t   , must, don’t have to] get up early if you don’t want to be late for school.

5 After you leave school, you                   [don’t have to   , shouldn’t, mustn’t]go to university. You can look for a job.

Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

Complete the sentences with the missing verbs.

1 I am happy when I        [miss, get, start, pass, retake] good marks for my homework.

2 In my country if you fail one final exam, you can always        [miss, get, start, pass, retake] it in September.

3 English is my favourite subject and I try not to        [get, miss, start, pass, retake]a class.

4 Children in the UK        [miss, get, start, pass, retake] school at the age of five.

5 If you want to        [miss, get, start, pass, retake]this exam, you can’t watch films all day long!

Complete the sentences with the words in the box.

Don't worry about your exams. Just ___ your best!

1 Choose the correct option.

0 We was / were very tired after the exam.

1 ___      [Was, Were]______ the party fun?

2 Tom _____         [wasn’t, weren’t]______ very good at Maths.

3 The classes ______         [wasn’t, weren’t]______ boring at all!

4 Kristen and Johnny _____      [was, were]_______happy at their new school.

5What ____      [was, were]_____ you interested in when you were in primary school?

6 ____      [Was, Were]______ Sara on time for lessons yesterday?

7 Ariel and Kris         [wasn’t, weren’t] very friendly

8 The activities on the boat _____      [was, were]______ exciting

9 He _____         [wasn’t, weren’t]_______ very good at Science

10_____      [Was, Were]______ the concert fun?

4 Complete the sentences with was / wasn't, were / weren't or could / couldn't.

0 How old were you in 2005?

1 Mrs Stewart _______     ________ my Art teacher last year.

2 ______       _________ you drive last summer?

3 The children ________         _______ sad a moment ago but they're crying now. What's wrong?

4 _______      ________ your museum tickets very expensive?

5We ________           _______ go swimming last year but now we've got a new swimming pool.

6 ______       _________ you read at the age of five?

7 ___     ____ it easy to get an A in the English exam last year?

8 My brothers _______      ________ at home all evening yesterday.

9 I _______           ________ drive a car last year but I'm a good driver now.

10 The sandwiches at my school _______         ________ good last year. They're much better this year.