Question

Fill in the gaps with the verbs from the list with must/mustn’t/can. Use the following verbs: have, take(x2), be, eat(x2), come. 1) A: Come on! We are going to the museum today. B: ________ I _________ my camera? A: Yes, you __________. But you ____________ pictures inside. It is not allowed. 2) A: _________ I ________ these sweets? B: No, the doctor said you ____________ so much sweet. But you ___________ some fruit, if you want. A: OK, thanks. 3) A: We are going to the library. B: ________ I ____________ with you, please? A: Yes, you _________. But you ____________ very quiet.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) A: Come on! We are going to the museum today.

  B: Can I take my camera?

  A: Yes, you can. But you mustn't take pictures inside. It is not allowed.

2) A: Can I eat these sweets?

    B: No, the doctor said you mustn't eat so much sweet. But you can have some fruit, if you want.

     A: OK, thanks.

3) A: We are going to the library.

   B: Can I come with you, please?

   A: Yes, you can. But you must be very quiet.

Объяснение:

Модальный глагол CAN используется в вопросах, когда говорящий просит разрешения на что-либо.
MUST  имеет значение "должен", когда речь идёт о правилах или приказах.
MUSTN'T означает строгий запрет.

Перевод диалогов:

1) А: Живее! Мы идем сегодня в музей.

  Б: Могу я взять свою камеру?

  А: Да, можешь. Но фотографировать в самом музее нельзя.

2) А: Можно мне есть эти сладости?

    Б: Нет, врач сказал, что тебе нельзя есть так много сладкого. Но ты можешь поесть фруктов, если хочешь.

    А: Хорошо, спасибо.

3) А: Мы идем в библиотеку.

    Б: Можно я пойду с тобой, пожалуйста?

   А: Да, можно. Но ты должен вести себя очень тихо.

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Answer 2

1) A: Come on! We are going to the museum today.

B: Can I have my camera? A: Yes, you can. But you mustn't take pictures inside. It is not allowed.

In this conversation, person B is asking for permission to bring their camera to the museum. The appropriate verb to use here is "can" to ask for permission. Person A gives permission by saying "Yes, you can." However, they also mention that taking pictures inside the museum is not allowed, so person B mustn't do that.

2) A: Must I eat these sweets?

B: No, the doctor said you mustn't eat so much sweet. But you can have some fruit, if you want. A: OK, thanks.

In this conversation, person A is asking if they are required to eat the sweets. The appropriate verb to use here is "must" to ask about obligation. Person B responds by saying that the doctor said person A mustn't eat so much sweet, indicating that it is not allowed. However, they suggest having some fruit instead. Person A acknowledges this and thanks person B for the suggestion.

3) A: We are going to the library.

B: Can I come with you, please? A: Yes, you can. But you must be very quiet.

In this conversation, person B is asking for permission to come to the library with person A. The appropriate verb to use here is "can" to ask for permission. Person A gives permission by saying "Yes, you can." However, they also mention that person B must be very quiet while in the library.