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I. Uzupełnij zdania stosując could, could have done lub be able to:
1. You .............................. (tell) me about Sam’s birthday. I’d certainly have
come to wish him all the best.
2. Although I had no map, I .............................. (reach) my destination.
3. He was so exhausted that he .............................. hardly speak to us.
4. ‘The door in the Parkers’ garage was open wide.’ ‘Do you think a burglar
.............................. (break in) while they were away?’
5. The first time when he was being heard, he said nothing. But, then, we
.............................. (convince) him to tell the whole truth.
6. It .............................. (not be) Angela that you met in the car-wash. She
doesn’t work there.
7. It’s not true what you’re saying. You .............................. (not read) at all when
you were three years old.
8. ‘Why is Judy crying?’ ‘I’m not sure but something wrong ..............................
(happen) to her.’
9. I .............................. (not find) any better place for parking the car, so I left it
here.
10. Neil said that he .............................. (not come) yesterday, because he had to
help his parents at home.
II. Uzupełnij zdania stosując could lub could have done oraz czasowniki:
break go to have help invite make show translate
1. You .............................. Sarah to your wedding ceremony. She likes you and
I’m certain she’d like to come.
2. I wish Brian were with us now. He .............................. us repair the faulty
carburettor.
3. ‘Why is Donna wearing a plaster?’ ‘I don’t know. She .............................. her
leg while she was skiing.’
4. Tom .............................. the cinema with you yesterday, but he preferred to
stay at home.
5. I’m not sure but Mr Simmons .............................. his car repainted. It
seems to look more elegant now.
6. If you asked Paula, she .............................. this letter into Polish for you.
7. ‘How did he find out about the secret files?’ ‘Someone ..............................
them to him.’
8. Frank was doubtful at first, but I .............................. him believe in my theory

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