хотя-бы с некоторыми 1. Complete the sentences with the correct form of will, might or be going to and the verb in brackets. 1) If you don’t study, you go to university. (not be able to) * will be able to won't be able to might don't be able to 2) Which cities you on your next trip? (visit) * will be you able to visit might you visiting won't you be able to visit are you going to visit 3) Unless a catastrophe hits the planet, we to survive and grow. (continue) * won't be able to continue am going to didn't be able to will continue 4) When I’m older, I my own business. (start up) * won't be able to start up are going to start up will be able start up might start up 5) I’ve decided that tomorrow I (teach) you how to play the guitar. * will teach are going to teach might won't be able to 2. Choose the correct words or phrases. 1) It’s never too late to get a and learn something new. * phone hobby pension 2) I’m going to in Australia and learn how to surf. * old travel around get involved 3) t’s a good idea sometime abroad while you’re young. * waste spend earn 4) My sister wants to her own business after she gets her degree. * start take up get 5) I think it’s important to yourself and eat healthily. * look after get involved settle down 6) When I get a , I’ll be able to visit more local places. * degree driving licence family 7) He’s going to and travel the world. * tie himself down settle down retire young 8) I’d like to / / to help others. * get involved with a charity have a family have fun 3. Complete the sentences with the correct form of be able to, can or could. In some cases, there is more than one possibility. 1) At my last school, we wear our own clothes. We wore a school uniform instead. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 2) Students stay at this school after the age of sixteen. They have to go to a college. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 3) In the future, students choose from a wider variety of subjects. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 4) These days, students email their teachers for help with their homework. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 5) In the past, girls and boys study in the same class. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 6) We do all our exams online in the future. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 7) He speak French three years ago, but now he’s very good at it. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 8) He go to his drama class last Tuesday. He was ill. * can could can't couldn't will be able to 4. Complete the sentences with the correct form of have to, need to, must, or should. (Possible several right answers) 1) You use your mobile phone in class. * have to need to must should mustn't 2) I to pass this test – it’s important. * have to need to must should mustn't 3) It’s raining outside. You wear a coat. * have to need to must should mustn't 4) I to buy some new shoes for school. * have to need to must should mustn't 5) To drive a car, you have a licence. * have to need to must should mustn't 5. Choose the correct words. 1) Your donations change their lives. * could perhaps mustn't Это обязательный вопрос. 2) She get an award for her courage. She’s very brave. * couldn't can must 3) he will need our help. * Could Perhaps Might 4) The situation get better if we continue our campaign. We’re not sure. * can perhaps may 5) He be at home. He isn’t opening the door. * can't couldn't must 6) Helping other people make you feel good. * can't perhaps can 7) I can’t find my wallet, but it be here somewhere. I had it a while ago. * can must might 8) When you help a charity, you not benefit personally, but you will feel good. * could may can 9) something nice will happen to you today. * Could Perhaps Might 10) The government take action because a lot of people have signed the petition. * can mustn't may