Prepositions
We took a break _____ studying and went to see a film.
from
You are not allowed to park here. (MUSTN'T)
You mustn't park your car here.
Is this film ______ seeing?
worth
I ______ stayed up so late. I'm exhausted now.
shouldn't have
I couldn't finish this exercise. (ABLE)
I wasn't able to finish this exercise.
The group's rise to fame is the subject ______ the new film.
of
It was a mistake to leave your phone at home. (SHOULDN'T)
You shouldn't have left your phone at home.
Coronation Street is a _____-running TV soap opera in the UK. It started in 1960.
long
We ______ find a solution - and quickly.
must / have to
My advice is for you to get a new guitar. (SHOULD)
You should get a new guitar.
There will be a debate _____ the future of cinema on Tuesday.
I've been at the library all day. (STUDYING)
I've been studying at the library all day.
Could you ______ onto my bag while I go into this shop?
hold
I'm not sure, but I think this film ________ have a big impact on all our lives.
might / may / could
I'm sure Dan's dad got he tickets for him. (MUST)
Dan's dad must have got the tickets for him.
Companies such as Netflix have had a huge impact _____ traditional television companies.
on
I wouldn't go there if she didn't make me. (UNLESS)
I wouldn't go there unless she made me.
The campaign against our documentary is an _____ on free speech.
attack
We ________ to see anything from here when the show starts. Let's move.
won't be able to
You left home too late. (SHOULD)
You should have left home earlier.
You shouldn't have left home so late.
Should there be a ban ____ music which contains agressive lyrics?
on
I bought the paint. Then, I painted my room. (BEFORE)
I had bought the paint before I painted my room.
I can't afford to buy tickets for a _______ performance by my favourite band, so I'll have to watch it on TV.
live
They _______ sold all the tickets yet! The venue is huge.
can't have
The group should give their fans their money back. (OUGHT)
The group ought to give the fans their money back.