GET-5, UNIT2 EXPRESSIONS

Which of the following is NOT an expression of disbelief?

• Hey! What are you doing?

• You must read the rules.

• You must be joking.

• Are you serious?

When someone says, "What on earth are you doing?" they are most likely expressing:

• Obligation

• Prohibition

• Disbelief

• Advice

Which of these expressions shows obligation?

• You must be joking.

• We must follow the rules.

• Take it easy.

• What will happen to me now?

The phrase "You mustn't come late" means:

• You are allowed to come late.

• You are not allowed to come late.

• You must come late.

• You might come late.

Which sentence is an example of asking about consequences?

• Don't worry.

• What is the result of breaking a rule?

• I think you must show your student card.

• You mustn't break the rules.

What is the purpose of the expression "Take it easy"?

• To express disbelief

• To calm someone

• To express prohibition

• To ask about consequences

Which of these shows advice?

• Relax.

• What's going to happen now?

• I think you must show your student card.

• You must be joking.

Which sentence expresses a prohibition?

• We must follow the rules.

• You must read the rules.

• We mustn't break the rules.

• Don't worry.

When someone says, "What will happen to me now?" they are asking about:

• Prohibition

• Obligation

• Advice

• Consequences

Which of these expressions is best used to calm someone?

• It can't be true.

• Seriously?

• There's nothing to worry about.

• What is the result of breaking a rule?