English Vocabulary and Grammar: Level 1 & 2

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Level 1

1. Can
2. Are able to
3. Might
4. May have
5. Could have
6. Can't
7. Aren't able to
1. Are you able to?
2. I shouldn't have
3. You don't need to
4. May and might
5. You must
- You ought to tell James the truth.
- He couldn't have heard us.
- I shouldn't have told him how I really felt.
- You should have come to the party.

1. Appearance
2. Personality
3. Confidence
4. Arguments
5. Relationship
6. Suggestions
7. Descriptions
1. Fat
2. Nice
3. To make jokes
4. Enter a room without knocking on the door
1. You aren't telling me the truth.
2. We aren't from a similar background.
3. He made a good impression on me.
4. I want to go on a date with her.
5. She felt uncomfortable.

1. I shouldn't have stayed out so late last night.
2. Why can't you drive us to the concert?
3. You mustn't reveal someone's secret.
4. I might call tonight.
5. You could ask Steve for advice about this.
6. Everyone must have noticed how upset I was.
1. May I use your phone? I left mine at home.
2. I couldn't play the piano when I was a kid. I only started playing when I was 17.
3. You should have come to the comedy club. You missed a good show.
4. You could have hurt yourself. That was a really stupid thing to do.
5. You don't need to help me. Everything is ready.
1. I shouldn't have fallen out with Chloe.
2. I need to finish this project before I go out tonight.
3. Jay might not have read my text yet.

F, T, F
- I lead successful and satisfying lives.
- They ate the marshmallow immediately.
d
It seems to have a positive effect on the children.
1. Influential
2. On their own
3. Act
4. Work out
5. Benefit