Question

Fill the spaces with a) ‘must’ or ‘have to’: 1. I hate getting up early, but I ……………………….... get up early to work every day. 2. Teacher to a student: You …………………………… read ‘Romeo & Juliet’ for next week. 3. The student: I can’t go out now. I …………………… read ‘Romeo & Juliet’ for my literature class. 4. She ……………………………..… leave home at eight every morning at present. 5. Notice in a museum: Cameras, sticks & umbrellas ……………………………..… be left at the desk. 6. He sees very badly; he ………………..…………………... wear glasses all the time. 7. You ……………………….. study hard to pass the exams. – I know. I study every evening. 8. I ........................................ do all the typing at my office. 9. I …………………..……… water my flowers or they’ll wither. 10. You ……………….……… read this book. It's really excellent. b) ‘mustn’t’ or ‘don’t have to’: 1. You …………………………………. drink alcohol when you drive. 2. You …………………………………. drink alcohol when you go into a pub. 3. You …………………………………. be a member to use the tennis club. 4. You …………………………………. play golf well to enjoy it. 5. Newspapers ………………………… say who provided their information 6. Newspapers ………………………… mislead the public. 7. You …………………………………. keep medicines where children can get them. 8. You …………………………………. keep medicines in the fridge if it isn’t required

Answer 1

1.must 2.must 3.have to 4.has to 5.have to. 6.musr

Answer 2

a) 'must' or 'have to':

1. I hate getting up early, but I have to get up early to work every day.
2. Teacher to a student: You must read 'Romeo & Juliet' for next week.
3. The student: I can’t go out now. I have to read 'Romeo & Juliet' for my literature class.
4. She has to leave home at eight every morning at present.
5. Notice in a museum: Cameras, sticks & umbrellas must be left at the desk.
6. He sees very badly; he must wear glasses all the time.
7. You must study hard to pass the exams. – I know. I study every evening.
8. I have to do all the typing at my office.
9. I have to water my flowers or they’ll wither.
10. You must read this book. It's really excellent.

b) 'mustn't' or 'don't have to':

1. You mustn't drink alcohol when you drive.
2. You don't have to drink alcohol when you go into a pub.
3. You don't have to be a member to use the tennis club.
4. You don't have to play golf well to enjoy it.
5. Newspapers don't have to say who provided their information.
6. Newspapers mustn't mislead the public.
7. You mustn't keep medicines where children can get them.
8. You don't have to keep medicines in the fridge if it isn’t required.