Modal verbs
You don't have to / should wear sunscreen to protect your skin when the weather is hot.
should
I cooked ________ vegetables to eat with the chicken.
A) some B) any
some
I spent / was spending a year in France as part of my course last year.
spent
He has visited / visited the concert of his favorite musician.
has visited
My family went / used to go on holiday to Spain last year.
went
If you are having trouble writing your essay, you have to / ought to ask for some help.
ought to
There are ________ places to eat at the gallery, including a café and a restaurant.
A) any B) several
several
I was waiting / waited at the station when I saw a wallet on the platform.
was waiting
I have been / went to the skate park three times last week.
went
You know this area really well. Did you live / use to live here?
use to live
The twins shouldn’t / mustn’t see what we’re doing because it’s a surprise for their birthday.
mustn't
We’ve got ________ of photos of the concert.
A) plenty B) some
plenty
I nearly fell over while I danced / was dancing!
was dancing
We haven’t finished / didn’t finish our group project yet, but we will soon.
haven't finished
I didn't enjoy / didn't use to enjoy running, but now I love it.
didn't use to enjoy
We don’t have to / must remember to take a map with us – those woods are dangerous and we really don’t want to get lost.
must
There isn’t a ________ of information about recycling on this website.
A) lot B) plenty
lot
My friends didn’t arrive / weren’t arriving on time, so they missed the beginning of the concert.
didn't arrive
My sister has taken / took some great photos during yesterday’s thunderstorm.
took
I grew / used to grow all my own vegetables, but now I don’t have a garden.
used to grow
We don’t have to / shouldn’t take the bus to the sports centre if we don’t want to – my mum said she could give us a lift in the car.
don't have to
Have you got __________ time for a coffee later?
A) plenty B) any
any
Can you say that again? Sorry, I didn’t listen / wasn’t listening!
wasn't listening
Have you seen / Did you see the new sports stadium yet? I spent a great evening there with my cousins a few weeks ago.
Have you seen
I recently moved / used to move to a new house.
moved