Question

1 “We didn’t know what to do yesterday evening”-“You . . . to the cinema with us. The film was really exciting!” Выберите один ответ: Shouldn’t come Should come Should have come 2 “I’ve got a splitting headache .”- “ You . . . a flu.” Выберите один ответ: Must have caught Had to catch Must catch

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) should not come

2)must have caught

Answer 2

1. "We didn’t know what to do yesterday evening" - "You **should have come** to the cinema with us. The film was really exciting!" The correct answer in this case is "Should have come". This is because the speaker is expressing regret that the other person did not come to the cinema with them. The use of "should have" suggests that the action of coming to the cinema was the right or expected thing to do in the situation. 2. "I’ve got a splitting headache." - "You **must have caught** a flu." The correct answer in this case is "Must have caught". The speaker is making an inference that the person's headache is a result of catching the flu. The use of "must have" indicates a strong possibility or likelihood. So, the correct answers are: 1. Should have come 2. Must have caught