Question

Помогите, даю 40 баллов Choose the correct item 1) You "mustn't/don't have to" use your phone in class. 2) Look at the clouds - it "must/might" rain later. 3) You "must/have" to take off your shoes before entering a Japanese home. 4) These clothes are old. I "might/need" to buy new ones. 5) I'd love another piece of cake , but i "mustn't/ don't need to".

Answer 1

1. mustn't
2. might
3. have
4. need
5. don't

Answer 2

1. You "mustn't" use your phone in class. ("Mustn't" means "it is not allowed".)
2. Look at the clouds - it "might" rain later. ("Might" is used to express a possibility.)
3. You "must" take off your shoes before entering a Japanese home. ("Must" means it is necessary or required.)
4. These clothes are old. I "need" to buy new ones. ("Need" means that it is necessary to do something.)
5. I'd love another piece of cake, but I "mustn't" (or "shouldn't" to be more polite) eat too much. ("Mustn't" means "it is not allowed". "Don't need to" means "there is no necessity to do something.")