Question

Choose the correct verb. 1. Visitors must / may / can carry their passport at all times while travelling.2. If you lose your passport, you can / may / can't apply for a visa.3. Passengers should / mustn't / don't have to smoke anywhere on theaircraft.4. Monday is a public holiday. I mustn't / don't have to / can't work.5. You can / must / might shake hands during introduction to a businessmeeting6. You can't / mustn't smoke in public places.7. I think you should / must / may learn how to negotiate in Chinese, Itwould be a good skill if you had time to learn it.8. Should / could / might you type this paper for me, please?9. Will you speak louder, please? I don't have to / shouldn't / can't hear you. 10. John, take your umbrella. It has to / may / ought to rain tonight.Срочно надо пожалуйста!! ​

Answer 1

1. Visitors must carry their passport at all times while travelling.

2. If you lose your passport, you can't apply for a visa.

3. Passengers mustn't smoke anywhere on the aircraft.

4. Monday is a public holiday. I don't have to work.

5. You can shake hands during introduction to a business meeting.

6. You mustn't smoke in public places.

7. I think you should learn how to negotiate in Chinese. It would be a good skill if you had time to learn it.

8. Could you type this paper for me, please?

9. Will you speak louder, please? I can't hear you.

10. John, take your umbrella. It may rain tonight.

Answer 2

Here are the correct verb choices for each sentence:

1. Visitors must carry their passport at all times while traveling.
2. If you lose your passport, you can apply for a visa.
3. Passengers mustn't smoke anywhere on the aircraft.
4. Monday is a public holiday. I don't have to work.
5. You can shake hands during an introduction to a business meeting.
6. You mustn't smoke in public places.
7. I think you should learn how to negotiate in Chinese; it would be a good skill if you had time to learn it.
8. Could you type this paper for me, please?
9. Will you speak louder, please? I can't hear you.
10. John, take your umbrella. It may rain tonight.

Note: In some cases, the choice between "must," "can," "may," "should," etc., can depend on context and intended meaning. The above choices are based on typical usage, but there may be situations where a different verb is more appropriate.