Question

1) You mustn't go there. It's not safe. 2) Doctors say we should ＿ eat more vegetables. 3) I would like ＿ visit Kazan next summer. 4) Can I use your bike? 5) She wants buy a new phone. 2. Fill in must/ mustn't. 1) You 2) You 3) You ＿ 4) You 5) You 6) You 7) You go to bed very late. sleep at the lesson. shout at friends. look after your pet. help people. ＿ eat ice-cream in a shop. tidy your room. 3. Fill in: have to/ has to/ don't have to /doesn't have to. 1) You ＿ wash the dishes after dinner. 2) Tom cook breakfast. His mum does it. 3) They phone me. I know everything. 4) She is too lazy. She work harder. 5. I ＿ stay in the office all day because I have a lot of work. Помогите!!!

Answer 1

Ответ:

2) Doctors say we should  eat more vegetables.

3) I would like to visit Kazan next summer.

4) Can I use your bike?

5) She wants to buy a new phone.

2. Fill in must/ mustn't.

1) You mustn't go to bed very late.

2) You mustn't sleep at the lesson.

3) You mustn't shout at friends.

4) You must look after your pet.

5) You must help people.

6) You mustn't eat ice-cream in a shop.

7) You must tidy your room.

3. Fill in: have to/ has to/ don't have to /doesn't have to.

1) You have to wash the dishes after dinner.

2) Tom doesn't have to cook breakfast. His mum does it.

3) They have to phone me. I know everything.

4) She is too lazy. She has to work harder.

5 5. I have to stay in the office all day because I have a lot of work.

Объяснение:They have to phone me. I know everything.-Они должны мне позвонить. Я знаю всё.(Раз я знаю всё, то, чтобы получить нужную информацию, они должны позвонить мне).

Но может быть и другая ситуация:

They don't have to phone me. I know everything.-Они не должны мне звонить. Я знаю всё.(То есть, я уже всё знаю и они не должны мне звонить, чтобы это сообщить)

Я за то, чтобы выбрать 1 вариант, а вы решайте сами.

Answer 2

Sure, I'd be happy to help you fill in the missing words!

1. Fill in "must/mustn't":

1. You mustn't go there. It's not safe.
2. You must eat more vegetables.
3. You must visit Kazan next summer.
4. You mustn't use your bike.
5. You mustn't want to buy a new phone.
6. You mustn't go to bed very late.
7. You mustn't sleep at the lesson.
8. You mustn't shout at friends.
9. You must look after your pet.
10. You must help people.
11. You mustn't eat ice-cream in a shop.
12. You must tidy your room.

2. Fill in "must/mustn't":

1. You must wash the dishes after dinner.
2. Tom doesn't have to cook breakfast. His mum does it.
3. They don't have to phone me. I know everything.
4. She is too lazy. She has to work harder.
5. I have to stay in the office all day because I have a lot of work.

Note: In sentence 5, you could also use "must" instead of "have to," and it would still be grammatically correct. Both "have to" and "must" can be used to express obligation.

Keep in mind that "must" expresses a strong obligation, while "have to" and "mustn't" imply a requirement or prohibition.