1. volunteers / community / the / help / Many / in / people / and / contribute / .
A. Many volunteers help in the community people and contribute.
B. The community in many volunteers help people and contribute.
C. Many volunteers in the community help people and contribute.
D. Many volunteers in the community people help and contribute.
2. group / The / cleans / park / the / every / weekend / .
A. The group cleans the park every weekend.
B. Cleans the group the park every weekend.
C. Every weekend the group the park cleans.
D. The group the park cleans every weekend.
3. events / often / local / organizes / neighborhood / The / .
A. The neighborhood local often organizes events.
B. The local often neighborhood organizes events.
C. Organizes the local neighborhood often events.
D. The local neighborhood often organizes events.
4. participate / Students / local / often / in / charity / events / .
A. Often students participate local in charity events.
B. Students often participate in local charity events.
C. Students often participate local in charity events.
D. Students often in participate local charity events.
5. issues / The / council / addresses / local / community / various / the / faces / .
A. The local council addresses various issues the community faces.
B. The council local addresses various issues faces the community.
C. The local council various addresses issues the community faces.
D. The local council addresses the community various issues faces.
6. neighbors / sometimes / elderly / The / help / cook / the / food / .
A. The neighbors help sometimes the elderly cook food.
B. The neighbors the elderly sometimes help cook food.
C. The neighbors sometimes cook help the elderly food.
D. The neighbors sometimes help the elderly cook food.
7. community / meetings / town / discuss / at / We / improvements / .
A. At town community meetings discuss we improvements.
B. We improvements discuss at town community meetings.
C. We discuss improvements at town community meetings.
D. We discuss at improvements town community meetings.
8. local / Many / the / parks / in / families / enjoy / playgrounds / the / .
A. Many families the playgrounds enjoy in the local parks.
B. Many families enjoy the playgrounds in the local parks.
C. Many families enjoy in the playgrounds the local parks.
D. Many enjoy families the playgrounds in the local parks.
9. organizes / often / events / Our / team / neighborhood / .
A. Our team neighborhood often organizes events.
B. Our team organizes often neighborhood events.
C. Our often team organizes neighborhood events.
D. Our team often organizes neighborhood events.
10. center / opened / recently / A / community / new / has / been / .
A. A new community center has been opened recently.
B. A community new center has been opened recently.
C. A new community center been has opened recently.
D. A new community center has opened been recently.
11. Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning remains the same: The volunteers ask how they can help the community. => They ask ...
A. They ask how they can helping the community.
B. They ask how they can help the community.
C. They ask how they can to help the community.
D. They ask how can they help the community.
12. Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning remains the same: We don't know what to decide about the local council issues. => We don't ...
A. We don't know what deciding about the local council issues.
B. We don't know what to deciding about the local council issues.
C. We don't know what to decide about the local council issues.
D. We don't know what decide about the local council issues.
13. Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning remains the same: We wonder how we can organize community events effectively. => We wonder ...
A. We wonder how we can organize community events effectively.
B. We wonder how we can organizing community events effectively.
C. We wonder how we can organize effectively community events.
D. We wonder how can we organize community events effectively.
14. Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning remains the same: The new volunteers are told how to work in the community center. => They are told ...
A. They are told how to working in the community center.
B. They are told how to they work in the community center.
C. They are told how work in the community center.
D. They are told how to work in the community center.
15. Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning remains the same: The local group decides what to improve in the neighborhood. => The group decides ...
A. The group decides what to improve it in the neighborhood.
B. The group decides what to improve in the neighborhood.
C. The group decides what improving in the neighborhood.
D. The group decides what to improves in the neighborhood.
16. harder / the / you / study / The / smarter / you / become / .
A. The harder you study, the smarter become you.
B. The harder study you, the smarter you become.
C. The harder you study, the smarter you become.
D. The harder you study, you become the smarter.
17. the / more / exercise / you / do / The / better / you / feel / .
A. The more you exercise do, the better you feel.
B. The more exercise do you, the better you feel.
C. The more exercise you do, the you better feel.
D. The more exercise you do, the better you feel.
18. the / less / noise / there / is / The / easier / it / is / to / work / .
A. The less noise there is, the easier it is to work.
B. The less noise there is, the easier is it to work.
C. The less noise there is, the easier it to is work.
D. The less noise is there, the easier it is to work.
19. the / higher / rent / The / the / the / apartment / smaller / becomes / .
A. The higher the rent, the apartment the smaller becomes.
B. The higher the rent, the smaller the apartment becomes.
C. The higher rent the, the smaller the apartment becomes.
D. The higher the rent, the smaller apartment the becomes.
20. the / colder / weather / The / the / less / people / go / outside / .
A. The colder weather the, the less people go outside.
B. The colder the weather, the people less go outside.
C. The colder the weather, the less people go outside.
D. The colder the weather, the less go people outside.
21. find / out / need / to / We / the / which / in / library / books / are / interesting / .
A. We need find to out which books in the library are interesting.
B. We need to find which out books in the library are interesting.
C. We need to find out which books are in interesting the library.
D. We need to find out which books in the library are interesting.
22. pick / will / I / you / at / up / the / station / at / 5 PM / .
A. I will pick you up at the station at 5 PM.
B. I will you pick up at the station at 5 PM.
C. I will pick up you at the station at 5 PM.
D. I will pick you at up the station at 5 PM.
23. cut / down / We / should / on / using / plastic / bags / .
A. We cut should down on using plastic bags.
B. We should cut down using on plastic bags.
C. We should cut down on using plastic bags.
D. We should cut on down using plastic bags.
24. carry / has / The / council / decided / out / to / project / the / .
A. The council has decided to carry the out project.
B. The council has decided to carry out the project.
C. The council has decided carry to out the project.
D. The council decided has to carry out the project.
25. come / will / She / with / down / a cold / if / it / gets / too / cold / outside / .
A. She come will down with a cold if it gets too cold outside.
B. She will come down with a cold if it too gets cold outside.
C. She will come with down a cold if it gets too cold outside.
D. She will come down with a cold if it gets too cold outside.
26. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): your classmate / want / sleep / early / he / make / schedule (should)
A. If your classmate wants to sleep early, he should make a schedule.
B. If your classmate wants to sleep early, he should makes a schedule.
C. If your classmate wants to sleep early, he should to make a schedule.
D. If your classmate want to sleep early, he should make a schedule.
27. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): you / want / take / part / contest / you / fill / this form (must)
A. If you wanted to take part in the contest, you must fill in this form.
B. If you will want to take part in the contest, you must fill in this form.
C. If you want to take part in the contest, you must fill in this form.
D. If you want to take part in the contest, you must to fill in this form.
28. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): your brother / get / tired / tomorrow / he / stay up late / tonight (might)
A. Your brother might to get tired tomorrow if he stays up late tonight.
B. Your brother might get tired tomorrow if he stays up late tonight.
C. Your brother might gets tired tomorrow if he stays up late tonight.
D. Your brother might get tired tomorrow if he will stay up late tonight.
29. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): it / rain / tomorrow / we / have / delay / meeting (may)
A. If it rains tomorrow, we may having to delay the meeting.
B. If it will rain tomorrow, we may have to delay the meeting.
C. If it rains tomorrow, we may have delay the meeting.
D. If it rains tomorrow, we may have to delay the meeting.
30. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): you / finish / test / you / hand / it / and / leave / home / immediately (can)
A. If you finish your test, you can handing it in and leave for home immediately.
B. If you finish your test, you can hand it in and leave for home immediately.
C. If you finish your test, you can hand it in and leaving for home immediately.
D. If you will finish your test, you can hand it in and leave for home immediately.
31. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): Linda / win / contest / she / have / enough money / go travelling / Europe (might)
A. If Linda wins the contest, she might have enough money to go travelling in Europe.
B. If Linda wins the contest, she might have enough money to go travelling at Europe.
C. If Linda win the contest, she might have enough money to go travelling in Europe.
D. If Linda wins the contest, she might has enough money to go travelling in Europe.
32. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): you / attend / formal / event / you / dress / appropriate / and / behave / polite (should)
A. If you attend a formal event, you should to dress appropriately and behave politely.
B. If you attend a formal event, you should dressing appropriately and behave politely.
C. If you attend a formal event, you should dress appropriately and behave politely.
D. If you attend a formal event, you should dress appropriate and behave polite.
33. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): they / want / win / competition / they / give / best / performance (must)
A. If they want to win the competition, they must gives their best performance.
B. If they wants to win the competition, they must give their best performance.
C. If they want win the competition, they must give their best performance.
D. If they want to win the competition, they must give their best performance.
34. shouldn't / visit / the / If / park, / a / national / you / feed / you / wildlife.
A. If visit you a national park, you shouldn't feed the wildlife.
B. If you visit a national park, you shouldn't feed the wildlife.
C. If you visit a national park, you feed shouldn't the wildlife.
D. If you visit national a park, shouldn't you feed the wildlife.
35. medical / you / you're / advice. / consider / should / unwell, / seeking / If / feeling
A. If you're feeling unwell, you should consider seeking medical advice.
B. If you're unwell feeling, you should consider seeking medical advice.
C. If you're feeling unwell, you should seeking consider medical advice.
D. If you're feeling unwell, you consider should seeking medical advice.
36. have / it / trouble / might / or / to / If / you / be / allergies / breathing, / due / asthma.
A. If you trouble have breathing, it might be due to allergies or asthma.
B. If you have trouble breathing, it might due be to allergies or asthma.
C. If you have trouble breathing, it be might due to allergies or asthma.
D. If you have trouble breathing, it might be due to allergies or asthma.
37. more / you / practise / posture, / confident. / good / appear / If / you / can
A. If you practise good posture, more you can appear confident.
B. If you practise good posture, you appear can more confident.
C. If you practise good posture, you can appear more confident.
D. If you practise posture good, you can appear more confident.
38. smile. / If / teeth / your / have / regularly, / you / may / you / a / brush / brighter
A. If you brush your teeth regularly, you may have a brighter smile.
B. If you brush your teeth regularly, you have may a brighter smile.
C. If you brush regularly your teeth, you may have a brighter smile.
D. If you brush your teeth regularly, you may a brighter have smile.
39. If / must / have / a / question, / you / and / raise / hand / ask / you / your / the / teacher.
A. If a you have question, you must raise your hand and ask the teacher.
B. If you have a question, you must raise your hand and ask the teacher.
C. If you have a question, you must raise your hand and the teacher ask.
D. If you have a question, you raise must your hand and ask the teacher.
40. If / you / license. / car, / you / have / drive / must / a / a / to / driver's / want
A. If you want to drive a car, you must a have driver's license.
B. If you want drive to a car, you must have a driver's license.
C. If you want to drive a car, you have must a driver's license.
D. If you want to drive a car, you must have a driver's license.
41. you / have / shouldn't / money, / If / it / you / don't / spend / much / on / unnecessary / things.
A. If you don't have money much, you shouldn't spend it on unnecessary things.
B. If you don't have much money, you shouldn't it spend on unnecessary things.
C. If you don't have much money, you shouldn't spend it on unnecessary things.
D. If you don't have much money, you spend shouldn't it on unnecessary things.
42. volunteers / set / The / have / up / a / new / community / library / .
A. The volunteers have set up a new community library.
B. The volunteers have up set a new community library.
C. The volunteers have set a up new community library.
D. The have volunteers set up a new community library.
43. Rewrite the sentence so that the meaning remains the same: The teacher showed us how we could solve the problem. => The teacher showed us ...
A. The teacher showed us how we to solve the problem.
B. The teacher showed us how to solving the problem.
C. The teacher showed us how to we solve the problem.
D. The teacher showed us how to solve the problem.
44. the / more / you / practise / speaking / English / The / more / confident / you / become / .
A. The more you practise speaking English, you become the more confident.
B. The more you practise speaking English, the more confident you become.
C. The more you practise speaking English, the confident more you become.
D. The more practise you speaking English, the more confident you become.
45. Write the correct sentence using the suggested words (first conditional with a modal verb): you / feel / stressed / you / talk / parents / teachers (should)
A. If you will feel stressed, you should talk to your parents or teachers.
B. If you feel stressed, you should to talk to your parents or teachers.
C. If you feel stressed, you should talk to your parents or teachers.
D. If you feels stressed, you should talk to your parents or teachers.