Choose the correct items.

1) You mustn’t / needn’t / shouldn’t use cream in this sauce, but it makes it tastier.
2) You have to / ought to / could be over 1 m 60 cm tall to be an air hostess.
3) Shall / Should / May I ask you a question?
4) I should have gone / had to go / was able to go to visit my Uncle Tom in hospital after work, but I was too tired.
5) I really didn’t hear you ring the doorbell. I could have / can’t have / mightn’t have been sleeping, or maybe I was listening to music.
6) You lucky thing! How could you / were you able to / did you have to get Madonna’s autograph?
7) We go swimming another / the other / each other / every other week.
8) Hardly some / no / any / every people turned up for the meeting.
9) You should stop working so hardly / strongly / hard.
10) Sam doesn’t like fruit, and Jim doesn’t neither / too / either.
11) Mike and Tim did well on the test because either / both / neither / all of them had studied hard.
12) She goes to the gym each other / the other / every other day.
13) The sooner we move house, better / the best / the better it will be for us.
14) Clothes are getting the more / more and more / the most expensive all the time.
15) This report isn’t more / any / most better than the previous.
16) Your handwriting is unreadable / illegible. I can’t work out anything.
17) You should be more economic / economical is you want to save money.
18) Try to be more delicate talking to her, she is very sensible / sensitive.
19) Robert is quite / fairly a funny man.
20) It was quite / rather a waste of time cooking dinner.
21) This is nice material – it feels as / like silk.
22) I don’t think I could describe Andy as / like an intelligent person.
23) She has a little / a few / a great number of experience of working as a nurse.
24) How many cans / bags / cartons of flour do we need?
25) My brother-in-law’s / brother’s-in-law’s / brother’s-in-law car is the fastest I’ve ever ridden in.
26) I don’t live with my parents anymore. I live with my own / on my own / by my own.