Question

1) She DON'T HAVE TO / DOESN'T HAVE TO / MUST wash the dishes now. I'll do it later. 2) My brother HAVE TO I HAS TO / DOESN'T HAVE TO wear a tie at his work. He is a lawyer. 3) You MUSTN'T I MUST smoke in public places. It's prohibited. 4) We have a meeting with our boss tomorrow at 9 am. We MUSTN'T I DON'T HAVE TO be late. 5) THAVE TO / MUST I DON'T HAVE TO tidy my room today because I cleaned it yesterday. 6) We MUSTN'T I DON'T HAVE TO forget to set the alarms before we leave our house. 7) We MUST I DON'T HAVE TO bring our passports or we won't board the plane. 3. Use the words in brackets and "be going to" to complete the senten (you/cut) the grass (1/not work) in the garde (l/clean) the windo .......to Inc (your sister/fly) (she/not travel) (my friends/visit)

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 doesnt have

2 has to

3 mustnt

4 mustnt

5 dont have to

6 mustnt

7 must

You are going to cut the grass

I am not going to work in the garden

I am going to clean the window

To inc your sister fly не понял

She is not going to travel

I am going to visit my friends

Answer 2

It seems like you have a set of sentences and questions related to modal verbs, along with some prompts for using "be going to" to complete sentences. Here are the correct forms for the sentences and the completions:

1. She doesn't have to wash the dishes now. I'll do it later.
2. My brother has to wear a tie at his work. He is a lawyer.
3. You mustn't smoke in public places. It's prohibited.
4. We mustn't be late for the meeting with our boss tomorrow at 9 am.
5. I don't have to tidy my room today because I cleaned it yesterday.
6. We mustn't forget to set the alarms before we leave our house.
7. We must bring our passports or we won't board the plane.

Completion using "be going to":

• (you/cut) the grass: Are you going to cut the grass?
• (I/not work) in the garden: I'm not going to work in the garden today.
• (I/clean) the window: I'm going to clean the window.
• (your sister/fly): Is your sister going to fly?
• (she/not travel): She's not going to travel.
• (my friends/visit): My friends are going to visit.

Please note that in the completions, the verbs have been adjusted to fit the structure of the sentence.