Question

2 задания, 30 баллов!!! Underlane the correct modal verb. 1. Exuse me will/could you tell me how to get to Oxford street, please? 2. You need not/ should not pick up the children from school, Im leaving work early today so I can do it. 3. The doctor said i can not/must not eat too much red meat. 4. He is got a terrible tootache. He really should/could go to the dentist. 5. I must not/ might go out tonight, if i finish this project. 6.You must/ought to eat at least three pieces of fruit each day. 7. You must not/should not forget to pay the phone bill today. 8. You must/ ought to wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike, its against the law not to. 9. You might/may borrow my new earings , as long as you dont lose them. 10. You should not/ can not have eaten so many sweets. No wonder you have got stomach ache! Fill in need not have/did not need to and the correct form of the verb in vrackets to complete the sentences. 1. Luckily I ........(do) all the work again because I had a back up copy on disk. 2. It turned out that i ......(call) Jo because Ian had already told her the news. 3. I ...... (buy) more milk because Mum had already bought some. 4. She ..... (dress) smartlly for the party, so she wore her jeans. 5. John ..... (go) into the bank, he could have closed his account over the phone. 6. They ..... (walk) to the supermarket because Simon gave them a lift.

Answer 1

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1)could
2)should
3)must
4)should
5)not
6)must
7)not
8)must
9)may
10)not
А второе не знаю

Answer 2

Underline the correct modal verb:

1. Excuse me, could you tell me how to get to Oxford Street, please?
2. You need not pick up the children from school, I'm leaving work early today so I can do it.
3. The doctor said I must not eat too much red meat.
4. He has got a terrible toothache. He really should go to the dentist.
5. I might go out tonight if I finish this project.
6. You ought to eat at least three pieces of fruit each day.
7. You should not forget to pay the phone bill today.
8. You ought to wear a helmet when you ride a motorbike; it's against the law not to.
9. You may borrow my new earrings as long as you don't lose them.
10. You should not have eaten so many sweets. No wonder you have a stomach ache!

Fill in "need not have/did not need to" and the correct form of the verb in brackets to complete the sentences:

1. Luckily I did not need to do all the work again because I had a back-up copy on disk.
2. It turned out that I did not need to call Jo because Ian had already told her the news.
3. I did not need to buy more milk because Mum had already bought some.
4. She did not need to dress smartly for the party, so she wore her jeans.
5. John did not need to go into the bank; he could have closed his account over the phone.
6. They did not need to walk to the supermarket because Simon gave them a lift.