B1 – Lesson 15 – REVIEW 3 – Test

• Complete these UK rules with must, mustn’t, have to, don’t have to and can’t.

You _____ wear a seatbelt at all times.

• Complete these UK rules with can, mustn’t, have to, don’t have to and can’t.

You _____ remember to drive on the left!

• Complete these UK rules with must, mustn’t, have to, don’t have to and can’t.

You _____ be over 18 to get served in a pub.

Probability & Possibility (Present time)

Complete these UK rules with must, might, could and can’t.

• I think she _____ not like those jeans because they aren’t really her style. I’m not sure.

Probability & Possibility (Past time)

Complete these sentences with the correct modal verb for expressing probability or possibility in the past

• You must have/might have been happy when you passed all your exams.

Probability & Possibility (Past time)

Complete these sentences with the correct modal verb for expressing probability or possibility in the past

•  He must have/may have gone shopping. It’s his wife’s birthday and he wants to buy her something special.

Do we need an adjective or a noun in the following sentences?

• She’s a very talented/talent linguist and speaks more than 3 foreign languages.

Complete these sentences with the following negative adjectives:

• Old people can be _____ of the attitudes of the younger generation.

Match this problem with a piece of advice

• I want to improve my English but I’m too busy to go to school.

Look at these ideas for using the internet to improve your English.

Are they grammatically correct or incorrect?

• The best thing would be to join the Perfectly Spoken community.