I. Put in suitable forms, which express ability:I 1. A good 1500-metre runner _____________________ run the race in under four minutes. 2. Bill is so unfit, he ________________________ (not) run at all. 3. Our teacher says we ______________________ speak English fluently in a few months. 4. When I was younger, I _____________________ speak Italian much better than I _______________________ now. 5. It took a long time but in the end Tony ____________________ save enough to buy his own hi-fi. 6. I’ve been trying for hours, but so far I (not) _______________________ get through on the phone. 7. Did you buy any fresh fish on the market? – No, I _______________________ (not) get any. 8. I think I_______________________ play tennis better after a bit of practice. 9. He has managed to live in England for years without ___________________ speak English. 10. For days the rescuers looked for the lost climbers in the snow. On the fourth day they saw them and _______________________ reach them without too much trouble. 11. I’m practising hard because I want to _______________________ pass my driving test first time. 12. I looked hard and __________________ see a man in the dark corner. 13. I’m looking hard but _______________ (not) see anything. - _________________ you hear them at least? – If I were a dog you’d wonder if I ________________ smell them.