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should   is   have  

does

would   are   has  

 

must   were   had      
can (could)   was          
may (might)              
need              
ought to              
is to              

EXERCISES

3 .

II A-6.      
would only did might
had soon must but
often were again have
very could never ought to
are will may with
doing when but as

 

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II A-7.

1. All post graduates study free of charge.

2. Water will boil when sufficiently heated.

3. Science has become an affair of the state.

4. Mrs. Smith wanted to send a telegram.

5. Schools of higher learning develop the first elements of scientific training.

6. The team didn't arrive on time.

7. Copper is a cheap conductor.

8. Professors teach students how to use electronic devices.

9. You shouldn't mind his manners.

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EXERCISES

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II A-8

1. He wanted to do many tasks.

2. The wind blows during the day.

3. The students study at the University.

4. He carried a bag full of cucumbers.

5. Mrs. Hightrab types at her work.

6. The boats have just come into the terminal.

7. Mr.White and his sons go to Manchester every day.

8. The ship is to leave at ten minutes past nine.

9. He presented his girl-friend with a bunch of flowers.

10. There were several schoolgirls in the yard.

II A-9

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1. We usually park the car in the street.

2. Children are often taken to the park for a walk.

3. This is a question I couldn't answer.

4. You question the teacher too often.

5. We wonder whether his proposal will be approved.

6. The proposal approved seemed incompetent.

7. The United States is a highly developed country.

8. Ohm's Law states that resistance equals voltage divided by current.

9. He looked at the watch.

10. We often watch him coming here.

11. My studies show that I don't make great progress.

12. He studies English literature.

 

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EXERCISES

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III A -1.

will be coming home

when attended shall have been asked right then

question sofisticated enough was being answered at the

this should be discovered some day

would have been paid monday

by night it would have been brought

whether it is unprecedentally produced

tunned shall have been shown briefly

was being carefully brought up

proper should be repeatedly undone

III A-3. , .

1. The Institute was established in 1966.

2. The book has already been discussed at our conference.

3. The plan will have been fulfilled by next October.

4. He might have never been to Kiev.

5. The book is being translated at present

6. The film was shown yesterday.

7. The student is reading an article.

8. The train will leave at 5.

9. The train left at 5.

10. The teacher corrected the students' mistakes

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  could, increased, be   gone, has
  been,have,reported   travelled, have
  investigated, is, being   be, might, doing
  answered, been, has   discussed, been, had
  produced, been,had   will, taught, have, been
  written, should, been, have   could, developed, be
  done,has   been, have, ignored
  arrived, is, being   be, might, reading

 





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