Which is correct?
A – The email is intended solely for the use of the person to who it is addressed
B – The castle, that was rebuilt after the war, contains the city museum
*C – After eating so much I felt sick, which is not surprising
D – I did not know exactly whom I was working with on the project

Which is NOT correct?
A – You oughtn't to have told me about the party. Now it is not a surprise
*B – Why don't you phone Jane now? She can't have left yet
C – There is no sing of the dog anywhere. Someone must have let it out
D – You needn't have to brought the book. I was not necessary

Which is NOT correct.
A – Every day the prince would go hunting into the forest
B – There was going to be a strike this morning, but it has been cancelled.
*C – By the time we got to the stadium, the match will have started.
D – I am glad I've run into you. I've been meaning to call you for ages

Which is correct?
A – He did not answer the phone. He might be sleeping
B – He mustn't have committed the robbery. He was with me
C – He could has gone on holiday but he decided not to
*D – It is wet. It must have been raining.

Which is correct?
*A – to resit an exam
B – to repeat for a test
C – to make homework
D – to graduate at university

Which is NOT correct?
A – We have had the outside of our house painted
B – One of the players got his leg broken
C – He is said to have invented several things
*D – You can't use the road as it is repaired

Which is correct?
A – He looks forward to do it again
*B – He regretted for not having read the book
C – He explained us the problem
D – He approved of me using his computer

Diky za vase navrhy a napady. Moc mi to pomaha

Nesouhlasím s Vašimi možnostmi v bodech 2 a 7.

1 C
2 D – You needn't have brought (bez „TO“) (možnost B je OK, viz h4e.cz/2006062302)
3 C
4 D
5 A
6 D
7 D (B je špatně, He regretted not having – bez „FOR“) Obojí viz h4e.cz/2008082410

Když, tak mě někdo opravte…

Ve trojce je to nějaké zamotané – špatně by mělo být i D kvůli průběhovému času slovesa MEAN – to je stavové sloveso a průběhový čas tak netvoří (viz h4e.cz/2006032902), i když třeba Grammar for First Certificate (Cambridge/ L. Hashemi a B. Thomas) uvádí, že stavová slovesa OBVYKLE netvoří předpřítomný průběhový čas. Dále v Advanced Grammar In Use, unit 4 se říká, že:
We can use either the past continuous or past simple (or past perfect) to talk about things we intended to do but didn't: We were meaning to call in and see you, but Jane wasn't feeling well. (or We meant…).

U C by šlo o klasický předbudoucí čas (WILL + present perfect), jenže by tam mělo být By the time we GET …

D je u trojky dobre, gramaticke zduvodneni pouziti jinak stavoveho sloves „mean“ nevim, ale jeho pouziti ve strukturach typu „I've been meaning to tell/call you“ apod je velmi casto pouzivane.

Co se týče „meaning“, Swan ho má taky „rád“
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