Question

one CHOOSE THE CORRECT OPTION a) It's raining. You ......to take an umbrella with you. 1.-need 2.- mustn't 3.- must b) She ....... pay me the money. 1.- must 2.-have to 3.- has c) Look! It's getting late. I ....... go home now. 1.- need 2.- must 3.- have d) Children ........ obey their parents and teachers. 1.- mustn't 2.- have 3.- have to e) We to get to school early tomorrow. 1.- have 2.- must 3.- mustn't f) George ..... to pay his electricity bill today. 1.- must 2.- has 3.- mustn't g) We ........ to buy any vegetables today. ***​

Answer 1

а) 1.need

b) 1.must

c) 2.must

d) 3.have to

e) 1.have

f) 2.has

g) have

Answer 2

1need
2has
3must
4have to
5have
6must
7mustn't

Answer 3

English Grammar: Modal Verbs

a) It's raining. You need to take an umbrella with you. - The modal verb "need" is used to express necessity or obligation. In this context, it indicates the necessity of taking an umbrella due to the rain [[1]].

b) She has to pay me the money. - The correct option is "has to," which is used to express obligation or necessity. In this case, it indicates the obligation for her to pay the money [[2]].

c) Look! It's getting late. I must go home now. - The modal verb "must" is used to express strong necessity or obligation. In this context, it indicates the speaker's strong sense of necessity to go home due to the lateness [[3]].

d) Children have to obey their parents and teachers. - The correct option is "have to," which is used to express obligation or necessity. It indicates the general obligation for children to obey their parents and teachers [[4]].

e) We have to get to school early tomorrow. - The correct option is "have to," indicating the necessity of getting to school early tomorrow [[5]].

f) George has to pay his electricity bill today. - The correct option is "has to," indicating George's obligation to pay his electricity bill today [[6]].

g) We don't have to buy any vegetables today. - The correct option is "don't have to," indicating the absence of necessity to buy any vegetables today [[7]].