1. Find the mistake and correct it. 1. There is a few honey in the jar. 2. Grandma always wake up early. 3. You shouldn’t wash your hands before you eat. 4. I usually go to school on foot, but today I go by car. 5. There are a ...

1. Find the mistake and correct it. 1. There is a few honey in the jar. 2. Grandma always wake up early. 3. You shouldn’t wash your hands before you eat. 4. I usually go to school on foot, but today I go by car. 5. There are a little carrots in the basket. 6. Lucy is meeting her friend every Sunday. 7. Look! You have been broken the pencil. 8. I have knew Mary since I was 16. 9. I lived here all my life but I don’t know that museum. 10. I already did my homework so why can’t I go out now? 2. Use the proper type of the Conditional mood. 1. If you help me I …… (finish) the work quickly. 2. We will go on a picnic on Saturday if the weather … (be) fine. 3. If I had a lot of money I …….. (travel) the world. 4. My father (buy) me a new bike if I (pass) my exams well. 5. If I (meet) Tom Cruise I (be) happy. 3. Insert modal verbs (must, mustn’t, have to, don’t have to, should, shouldn’t, can, can’t, could). 1. You …… go to the dentist twice a year. 2. You are ill so you ……. stay in bed. 3. You ….. watch too much TV. 4. People …. take care of the environment. 5. Our pupils ….. come to school on Sunday. 6. You ….. tease animals at the zoo. 7. My brother …. write when he was 6 years old. 8. I ….. play football well but I …. play rugby. 4. Report the following. 1. Mother said to us, “Don’t go out before I return”. 2. John said, ”I met them at the airport yesterday”. 3. Mary said to me, “Will you spend your vacation in Moscow?” 4. “Please help me with the washing up”, said Ann to her sister. 5. “Whom are you waiting for, boys?” asked the man. 6. My mother said, “It will be difficult for you to get up tomorrow if you don’t go to bed now”. 5. Open the brackets. 1. What you (learn) for today? - I (be) sorry, I (not, prepare) my lesson. I (be) ill yesterday. I (prepare) my lesson tomorrow. – OK. If you (not, prepare) your lesson tomorrow, you (get a bad mark. 2. When Mary (come) home her brother (read) a book which she (bring) him two days before. 3. When I (do) my homework yesterday, I quickly ran to the yard, because my friends (wait) for me there.