Grammar: Unit 5: Do your best

It wasn't necessary for you to bring a gift, but you did. The sentence that has the same meaning as the one above is ..........

The lights are off and nobody is answering the door. They .......... out.

It wasn't necessary for you to make so much effort, but you did. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

I can't find my key anywhere. Perhaps I left it at home. The sentence with the same meaning is: I .......... it at home.

He wasn't allowed to enter the building. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

You shouldn't have told him. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

They made me attempt it, even though I knew it was futile. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

You weren't meant to see that! The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

Noor left the exam room after just ten minutes. She .......... failed.

Hamza .......... have failed. He's the strongest student in the class.

I have broken my right arm and I .......... write with my left hand!

You .......... make any noise in the exam room or you'll be thrown out.

I wish I had known the lecture didn't start until ten. I .......... got up so early.

It was a mistake to tell her about it. I .......... kept quiet.

I .......... get up early that day, so I had a lie-in until midday.

Dana .......... have been here earlier. That's her umbrella on the table.

You .......... leave your email address. It's entirely optional.

You .......... have given me a lift! I saw you drive past in your fancy car!

Students should bring a ruler to the exam. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

My parents told me I had to study harder. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

We didn't buy a ticket at the station because we were able to buy one on the train. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

The school said that pupils were not allowed to wear earrings. The sentence with the same meaning is ..........

'She MUST be home. I can hear somebody talking.' When 'must' is stressed in this sentence, it expresses .......... .

'She WON'T go to school.' When 'won't' is stressed, the sentence means that she .......... .

The police .......... find the criminal after a long search.

It's a very difficult test. Some people are .......... to fail it.