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#3. Fill in with must, may, can, need, to have to. 1.Nina _________ not come to me on Sunday– I haven’t made her work yet. 2.There is no need to rewrite the composition. You _____ only correct the plan. 3.It’s so late, we _______ be going! 4.Pupils _____________ pay for their education at private school. 5.She ________ stay at the hotel today. 6.It ________ be his car there. He has parked it today. 7.We ______ not take pictures in that museum. 8. We _________ speak French at the lesson. 9. ___________ they help us? 10. She _________ be very glad to find this flat. #4.Chooseused to/be used to/get used to + a verb in brackets. 1.When I was a child I ____(ask) a lot of questions. 2.Sue lives alone. It is not strange for her. She ___(live) alone. 3.Their neighbours are very noisy, so they have to _____ to the noise. 4.She’s been in Britain for three months and she can’t _____(drive) on the left. 5.Mike _____(do) his homework to music. It’s a usual way he does it. #5.Transform the sentences from Active into Passive. 1.They didn’t cancell the cruise around the world. 2.Karl Lagerfeld is designing the new model of sunglasses. 3.My mum makes this salad with pickled cucumbers and fresh parsley. 4. They offered her a promotion 5.Somebody has cleaned the room.

Answer 1

Ответ:

#3

1. need
2. may
3. have to
4. must/have to
5. must
6. must
7. may
8. must/have to
9. Can
10. must

#4

1. used to ask
2. is used to living
3. get used
4. get used to driving
5. is used to doing

#5

1. The cruise around the world wasn't cancelled.
2. The new model of sunglasses is being designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
3. This salad is made with pickled cucumbers and fresh parsley.
4. She was offered a promotion. или A promotion was offered to her.
5. The room has been cleaned (by somebody).

Answer 2

3. Fill in with must, may, can, need, to have to:

4. Nina may not come to me on Sunday – I haven't made her work yet.

5. There is no need to rewrite the composition. You only need to correct the plan.

6. It's so late, we must be going!

7. Pupils have to pay for their education at private school.

8. She can stay at the hotel today.

9. It must be his car there. He has parked it today.

10. We must not take pictures in that museum.

11. We have to speak French at the lesson.

12. Do they need to help us?

13. She must be very glad to find this flat.

#4. Choose used to/be used to/get used to + a verb in brackets:

1. When I was a child, I used to ask a lot of questions.
2. Sue lives alone. She is used to living alone.
3. Their neighbors are very noisy, so they have to get used to the noise.
4. She's been in Britain for three months and she can't get used to driving on the left.
5. Mike does his homework to music. He is used to doing it that way.

#5. Transform the sentences from Active into Passive:

1. The cruise around the world wasn't canceled by them.
2. The new model of sunglasses is being designed by Karl Lagerfeld.
3. This salad with pickled cucumbers and fresh parsley is made by my mum.
4. She was offered a promotion by them.
5. The room has been cleaned by somebody.