Question

Помогите, пожалуйста. Это английский 2. Complete the sentences. Use must, may or can 't and the infinitive in the correct form. 1) A: We only moved in a month ago. B: We (know) many people. 2) A: Look. Nick is putting on her jacket B: He (go) out. 3) A: Are we having brunch soon? B: You (be) hungry already. 4) A: Where's Ann? B: l'm not sure. She (go) out. 5) A: l've been working all day. B: You (be) tired. 6) A: why are those people in the street B: I don't know. There (be) an accident.7) A: I can't find my gloves. B: You (leave) it at home. 3.Fill in the gaps with the correct preposition.1) You shouldn’t be mean_______ others or no one will want to be your friend.2) Never blame other people_______your mistakes. 3) I met a new girl at school who comes_____ Japan.4) Nancy really cares other people, she’s so kind.5) If you are going to be absent school you must bring a note from your parents. 6) We met new boys at school who come_____ Canada.4) Complete the sentences with the correct modal.may •might • must • could • should • needn’t• don’t have to • mustn’t• can’t•need • 1) We_________to decide who will be class president.2) You_________do all your homework today, you can finish it tomorrow.3) I didn’t see Maria today, she________have taken the day off.4) “__________ I leave early today, please?” Taria asked.5) Diana looked pale in the doctor’s office. She_________ be ill.6) "__________you move over a bit so I can sit down, please?" she asked.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

Ex. 2

Can't know

May go

Must be

May go

Must be

May be

May leave

Ex. 3

To

For

From

From

Ex. 4

Need

Needn't

Can

Can

May/might - оба варианта правильные

Could

Объяснение:

Answer 2

Of course, I'd be happy to help you with your English exercises! Here are the completed sentences for each section:

Exercise 2: Modal Verbs

1. A: We only moved in a month ago. B: We may not know many people.
2. A: Look. Nick is putting on her jacket. B: He may be going out.
3. A: Are we having brunch soon? B: You must be hungry already.
4. A: Where's Ann? B: I'm not sure. She may have gone out.
5. A: I've been working all day. B: You must be tired.
6. A: Why are those people in the street? B: I don't know. There may be an accident.
7. A: I can't find my gloves. B: You must have left it at home.

Exercise 3: Prepositions

1. You shouldn’t be mean to others or no one will want to be your friend.
2. Never blame other people for your mistakes.
3. I met a new girl at school who comes from Japan.
4. Nancy really cares for other people, she's so kind.
5. If you are going to be absent from school, you must bring a note from your parents.
6. We met new boys at school who come from Canada.

Exercise 4: Modal Verbs

1. We need to decide who will be class president.
2. You don't have to do all your homework today, you can finish it tomorrow.
3. I didn't see Maria today, she might have taken the day off.
4. "Can I leave early today, please?" Taria asked.
5. Diana looked pale in the doctor's office. She might be ill.
6. "Could you move over a bit so I can sit down, please?" she asked.

Remember that modal verbs like "must," "may," "might," "should," "could," "can't," and others are used to express different levels of possibility, necessity, permission, or ability in sentences. Prepositions are used to show the relationship between words in a sentence. If you have any further questions or need clarification, feel free to ask!