Use "must" "have (got) to" "ought to" "should"

1. If you want to be fit, you ... not eat cake, but you certainly ... walk a lot.

Закончите предложения с I/me/we/us/you/he/him/she/her/they/them 1. I want to see her but ... doesnt want to see ... 2. I want to see him but ... doesnt want to see ... 3. They want to see me but ... dont want to see ... 4. We want to see them but ...

перевести текст. - What must I do now? Am I ready, Mum? - No, you are not. Not yet. Now you must go through security control. - Must I show them my passport? - No, you need not there, but you must show it to them at passport control.

Fill in each space with a suitable modal verb or its equivalent. Translate the sentences into Russian. 2. Nobody answers the phone. They should ... be out (should, would, can, must). 3. I have to ...

Brush up your Grammar. Modal verbs equivalents. We often use must, have to and have got to in place of each ofther, but sometimes not. We tend to prefer must -when we refer to ourselves (with//we) : I really must weed this garden.

Выберите правильный вариант 1. Jack ___ play football since childhood. a) must b) should c) need d) can 2. ___ I ask you? a) Must b) Should c) Have d) May 3. Steven ___ read and write until he was seven years old.