Modal verbs
Savol: You look very sick. You ______ see a doctor today.
Javob: should
Savol: ______ it will be sunny tomorrow, but I'm not sure. (Gap boshidagi taxmin)
Javob: Perhaps.
Savol: Every day, my brother ______ (go) to the gym, but today he is staying at home.
Javob: goes
Savol: If it rains tomorrow, we ______ (stay) at home and watch a movie. (First Conditional)
Javob: will stay
Savol: This beautiful poem ______ (write) by Shakespeare in 1601.
Javob: was written.
Savol: The museum is completely free. You ______ pay to get in. (Ehtiyoj yo'qligi)
Javob: don't have to
Savol: He is a great student. He ______ pass the exam. (Ijobiy gapdagi to'g'ri tartib)
Javob: will probably
Savol: Don't make so much noise! The baby ______ (sleep) right now.
Javob: is sleeping
Savol: If I ______ (be) you, I would study harder for the final exams. (Second Conditional)
Javob: were.
Savol: Don't enter the room right now. The floor ______ (wash) at the moment..
Javob: is being washed
Savol: Driving last night was dangerous. The roads were icy, so we ______ drive very slowly. (O'tgan zamondagi majburiyat)
Javob: had to.
Savol: I ______ go out tonight because I don't have any money left. (Inkor gapdagi to'g'ri tartib)
Javob: probably won't
Savol: I lost my keys yesterday. I ______ (look) for them all morning before I finally found them under the sofa.
Javob: had been looking
Savol: If you ______ (wake up) earlier this morning, you wouldn't have missed the bus. (Third Conditional)
Javob: had woken up
Savol: He hates ______ (tell) what to do by his boss.
Javob: being told
Savol: Look at his wet umbrella! It ______ be raining outside. (Hozirgi zamondagi kuchli mantiqiy xulosa)
Javob: must.
Savol: "Will they win the match?" — "They ______ , but it depends on their tactics." (Qisqa javobdagi tartib)
Javob: probably will.
Savol: This delicious soup ______ (taste) a bit too salty. Did you add too much salt?
Javob: tastes.
Savol: If he ______ (not lose) his passport yesterday, he would be flying to London right now. (Mixed Conditional)
Javob: had not lost
Savol: People say that the new CEO is very strict. \rightarrow The new CEO is said ______ (be) very strict. (Personal Passive Structure)
Javob: to be.
Savol: I failed the exam. I ______ harder last week, but I was too lazy. (O'tgan zamonga afsuslanish)
Javob: should have studied
Savol: Rewrite using 'Probably': Perhaps she will change her mind. \rightarrow She ______ . (Gapni ma'nosini saqlab qayta tuzish)
Javob: will probably change her mind.
Savol: By this time next year, I ______ (graduate) from university and started my new job.
Javob: will have graduated
Savol: Invert (teskari o'giring): If you should need any help, just call me. \rightarrow ______ you need any help, just call me. (Inversion in Conditionals)
Javob: Should
Savol: They believe that the suspect escaped through the window last night. \rightarrow The suspect is believed ______ (escape) through the window last night. (Advanced Passive)
Javob: to have escaped