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Unit 2 ( Vocabulary review ) İMR.Akhssass Mohamed Fill in the blanks with the correct word from the list: 1. At eighty her eyes still sparkled with good-----------------------, she has a happy and friendly attitude to life. ( humour - joy - merriment) 2. Karim was always telling ------------------ and making people laugh. ( wits - impressions- jokes) 3. Don't get mad Ahmed, I was only----------------------. ( laughing- kidding - jogging) 4. Ahmed Sennousi did funny -------------------of many politicians in the Arab world. ( impressions- wits - jokes) 5. Mr. Bean is a ------------------- comedian, he is comic and amusing. ( witty - silly - funny) 6. I left my keys at home, which was a pretty ---------------- thing to do. ( witty - silly - angry ) 7. I appreciate John's -------- remarks. He uses words in a clever and amusing way. ( funny -silly - witty) 8. Everyone can notice the look of ----------- on her face after her success. ( anger - joy - depression) 9. There is growing ---------------among the people against the government. ( jubilation - cheerfulness - anger) 10. Lars enjoyed the warmth and ------------------of these occasions. ( frustration -gaiety - satisfaction) 11. After the death of her husband, She killed herself in ---------------- as she kept feeling that she had no hope at all. ( vivacity- despair -worry) 12. The kids were screaming with -------------------, they were full of feeling of great pleasure and satisfaction. ( calm- optimism -delight) 13. Lucy's mood was one of deep --------------------, her feeling of sadness makes her think there is no hope for the future. ( depression - happiness - loneliness) 14. Young Moroccans often feel a sense of ----------------------- that they are not being supported to set up their own business( humour - satisfaction - frustration) 15. I'm making a real effort to be ------------------ despite everything. I behave in a way that shows I'm happy. ( witty - cheerful - humorous) 16. Her eyes sparkled with ----------------------- after meeting her friends in the party. ( enthusiasm- anger -merriment) 17. My main---------------------------- is finding somewhere to live ( sadness - fear - worry) 18. MR. Clark has a------------------ personality with a lot of energy and a happy attractive manner. ( vivacious - enthusiastic - humorous) 19. She got great ------------------------ from helping people to learn. ( vivacity - frustration - satisfaction) 20. After breaking the vase, the boy's eyes were full of ------------------------. ( joy - fear - depression) 21. I don't share his----------------------about our chances of success. ( merriment - impression - optimism) 22. There was--------------------- that a local team had come first. ( jubilation - anger - cheerfulness) Unit 2 ( Grammar Review ) Modals and functions ( review) Exercise I : Match the sentences and their functions: 1. you seem very tired. You should have some rest. a. prohibition 2. people mustn't walk on the grass . b. certainty 3. could I possibly borrow your bike? c. advice 4.she can't be mistaken because she is a good student. d. permission Exercise II : Match the statements and their functions: Probability, prohibition , advice , certainty, permission, obligation, ability. 1.You should go to see a doctor if your cold gets worse. 2.Could I possibly go to the shops for some sweets, please? 3.You must live near my aunt if you if you live in Mohamed V st. 4.You have to drive on the left hand side of the road in Britain. 5.May I leave this bag with you? 6.You ought t leave early tomorrow. 7.It's forbidden to park here. 8.Soldiers must obey orders. 9.He may be waiting outside. 10.I can carry this heavy box alone. 11.You will have to see a doctor if you don't feel better. 12.Leila can make delicious cakes. Exercise III : Rewrite these sentences as suggested: 1. you mustn't smoke inside a cinema. - It's forbidden ....................................................................................................... 2. you needn't attend the meeting if you don't want to. - you don't ........................................................................................................... 3. I must do my English homework this evening. Tomorrow, I ........................................................................................................... 4. I can lift this heavy box alone. I am...................................................................................................................... Exercise II : Match the statements and their functions: 1- He doesn't have to wear jacket. It's quite warm.. 2- His name is Mohamed. He must be a muslim. 3-We weren't allowed to park in front of the theatre. 4-You must drive on the left hand side of the road n England. 5- He speaks neither dialectal Arabic nor Berber, he can't be Moroccan. a- obligation b-lack of obligation c-prohibition d-negative conclusion e-positive conclusion. Exercise VI : Choose the correct answers to fill in the blanks: 1.The buses were all full.; I ______________get a taxi. ( may / had to / can / must ) 2. You ____________ drink this; it's poison. ( needn't / won't / mustn't / doesn't have to ) 3.________________stand on your head ? ( should / can / must / may ) 4.You _____________ring the bell; I have a key. ( can't / needn't / may not / mustn't) 5. He was very strong . He ___________ run long distances. ( might / should / must / could ) 6. I had no key, so I______________ lock the door. ( couldn't / shouldn't / wouldn't / mightn't) 7. I _______________ go to the supermarket today. There is plenty of food in the house. ( mustn't / can't / don't have to / may not ) 8. _______________ you mind opening the window ?( would / should / might / could ) |