Question

Use: have to / don’t have to / needn’t / mustn’t / must We __________ keep the room tidy. You _________ buy tomatoes, we have lots of them. You _________ speak louder, I can hear quite well. Students __________ be late for the lesson. You ___________ do the homework on time.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1)Have to

2)Have to

3)Needn't

4)Don't have to

5)Needn't

6)Don’t have to

Answer 2

Ответ:

We are

You are

You don't

Students are

Answer 3

Here are the correct completions for the sentences using the given modal verbs:

1. We must keep the room tidy. (This indicates a strong obligation or necessity.)
2. You don't have to buy tomatoes, we have lots of them. (This means it's not necessary, but you can if you want to.)
3. You needn't speak louder; I can hear quite well. (This means there is no need to speak louder.)
4. Students mustn't be late for the lesson. (This indicates a prohibition or strong advice against being late.)
5. You must do the homework on time. (This indicates a strong obligation to do the homework on time.)