1 Mark is at the Branford swimming pool. Complete the conversation between Mark and the Instructor. Choose the correct words. Look at the example.
Instructor: | Am | Can | Have |x I help you?
Mark: Yes, please. I want to use the swimming pool. Can I swim in the swimming pool?
Instructor: | Are | Can | Do |1 you live in Branford?
Mark: Yes, I do. I live | on | in | at |2 23, Castle Road.
Instructor: | Will | Are | Do |3 you go to school in Branford?
Mark: Yes, I | am | do | is |4 at Branford Secondary School.
Instructor: | Do | Did | Can |5 you swim 50 metres?
Mark: No, I | didn't | won't | can't |6.
Instructor: So you'll | could | have | be |7 to take swimming lessons.
Mark: Yes.
Instructor: Your parents | have to | has to | going to |8 complete this form.
Mark: | Are | Do | Can |9 they have to sign the form?
Instructor: Yes. When they | had |have |can |10 signed the form, bring it back here.
Mark: Is that all?
Instructor: Yes. When I have the form from your parents, I can teach you to swim.
Mark: Thank you very much.
Marks _____/ 10
2 Complete the sentences using can, can't, could, couldn't,has to, have to, don't have to or doesn't have to, had to. Look at the example.
x] I can swim now, but I couldn't swim when I was five years old.
1] I couldn't do my homework yesterday because I left my book at school.
2] Greta had to stay at home yesterday because she was ill.
3] Ahmed can't buy new trainers because he hasn't got enough money.
4] Helen has to wake up at half past five every morning because she lives a long way from her school.
5] Belinda doesn't have to go to bed early tonight because tomorrow is Sunday and she doesn't have school.
6] Dancers have to eat healthy food because they have to stay thin.
7] Could you speak English when you were eight years old?
8] Yesterday was my birthday, so my teacher said I didn't have to do any homework!
9] How much do you have to pay to join your sports centre?
10] My Mum can't send emails. I'll have to teach her!
Marks _____/10
3 Complete the sentences with short negative forms. Look at the example.
x] I'm good at singing, but my sister isn't.
1] I often go running but my friend David doesn't.
2] She's got a brown skirt, but Anna hasn't.
3] My parents like classical music, but Pauline's parents don't.
4] Greg and Martin are good tennis players, but we aren't.
5] Helen is going to buy a CD, but I am not.
6] Richard will sing in the choir, but I won't.
7] Valerie ran to the park, but her sister didn't.
8] Roger was at the Science lesson, but Tina and Sue weren't.
9] Birds can fly but dogs can't.
10] John has to wear glasses but Melanie doesn't.
Marks _____/10
4 Complete the sentences using can, can't, has to, have to, don't have to or doesn't have to. Look at the example.
X] You don't have to wear a helmet when you are watching TV.
1] You have to keep quiet in the library.
2] We can't wear outdoor shoes in the bowling alley.
3] You can't listen to your MP3 player when you are swimming.
4] You have to wear a helmet when you are riding a motorbike.
5] You can talk to your friends in the break between lessons.
6] You have to wear trainers or soft shoes in the gymnasium.
7] My sister has to wear glasses when she is reading.
8] Richard doesn't have to wear a coat because it isn't cold.
9] My Dad can't start his car because he has lost the key.
10] It's terrible! We have to do homework every evening!
Marks ______/10
Total Marks ______ / 40
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