Grammar pages 152-153-154-155:

 

Pages 152-153:

Ex. 1:

Your Interview.

You contact us to confirm this, but if you can’t attend at this time, please inform us as soon as possible so we could arrange another time.

On the day, we will do all we can to make sure that the interview is on time, but sometimes you have to wait.

If you fail to attend your interview, you must contact us within seven days or you should not be offered another interview.

 

Where to go.

When you arrive at the university you should report to the main reception.

 

What to bring.

You need to bring your exam certificates and your ID card or passport. These must be the original documents and not photocopies.

 

Coming to your university interview.

If you plan to come by car, please allow plenty of time for parking as spaces cannot be difficult to find and you should need to park some distance form the university main entrance. You do not have to park in the university car park as this is for permit-holders only and your vehicle do not need to be clamped.

Alternatively, you can take the number 5 bus form the city centre. This bus stops at the university main entrance.

 

Ex. 2:

1. She should revise more.

2. He must had an accident.

3. He can’t see the no-smoking sign.

4. She should have won the lottery.

5. She should leave the house earlier.

6. He must have fallen in the river.

7. He might wear a coat.

 

Pages 154-155:

Ex. 3:

1. It was OK. But I couldn't answer question 3.

2. Elena: Would you like more coffee?

   Matteo: No, thanks. But can I have a glass of water?

3. Julia: Can you smoke in public buildings in Italy?

   Sandro: No, you can’t. But you could until 2005.

4. You mustn’t tell Fiona about the party, It’s a surprise!

5. Luke: Sorry, I’m late. I must stop at the ATM on the way here.

   Josh: No problem. But we really need to leave now or we’ll be late.

6. Wilma: You must be hungry.

   Jake: I am. Can I possibly have a sandwich or something?

7. Erica: I can’t find my door keys. Have you seen it?

             Well, it must be in my house somewhere. I used to get in just five minutes ago, but I can’t remember where I put it.

   Alice: Well, It must still be in the door. Have you checked?

8. Helen: Hi Sam, I’m afraid we will be a little late.

   Sam: The taxi hasn’t arrived. No problem. I can pick you up, if you like. I’m sure I can borrow my dad’s car. Go back to your house and I will be there in about twenty minutes.

 

Ex. 4:

Expensive exam

Britney Lopez, an 11^th grade High School student, is suing her school for $50,000. Lopez was awarded an “A” grade, but she believe this should have been an “A+”. “I couldn’t believe it when I saw my grade. The person who marked my paper must were asleep” says Lopez. She also claims that the school should not be published the exam results before the case was settled.

 

Parrot rescue

A zoo-worker who accidentally locked himself in a cage was rescued after a parrot alerted a colleague. Steve Jones said: “I didn’t think have a key and I couldn’t open the door. The parrot might have realized that I was in trouble and it copied my cries for help. If I hadn’t, I must have been there all weekend.

 

Ex. 5:

1. It might rain later.

2. Do you mind I should open the window?

3. We haven’t to hurry.

4. The windows need to be cleaned soon.

5. You can’t see Francesca.

6. Paolo must arrive now.

7. You ought go to bed if you’re tired.

8. We had better to order a taxi.

9. You must visit the Vatican when you’re in Rome.

 

Ex. 6:

1. I can’t find my mobile.

2. Are you authorized to wear jewels at school?

3. You can’t smoke here.

4. If you don’t like pasta, you don’t have to eat it.

5. The exams’ll start at 9.30You must be here at 9.15.

6. The bus leaves at 5.15. You mustn’t be late.

7. We lost the bus, but we couldn’t get a taxi.

8. I’ve bought the skirt I saw in showcase.