Question

3 Complete the sentences so they are true for you. Use: must, mustn't, needn't, have to, don't have to. (More than one choice is possible for some sentences.) 1 I... wash the family car every week. 2 1... ask for more pocket money than my parents can give me. 3 You... take your umbrella. It won't rain. 4 I... wear dirty or funny clothes to school. 5 1... study harder to get better marks. 6 I... go out now.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

I don't have to wash the family car every week. (This means it's not necessary for me to do it every week.)

I mustn't ask for more pocket money than my parents can give me. (This means it's not allowed.)

You don't have to take your umbrella. It won't rain. (This means there's no need for you to take it.)

I mustn't wear dirty or funny clothes to school. (This means it's not allowed.)

I have to study harder to get better marks. (This means it's necessary for me to do so to improve my grades.)

I don't have to go out now. (This means there's no obligation for me to go out at this moment.)

Answer 2

1. I must wash the family car every week. 2. I mustn't ask for more pocket money than my parents can give me. 3. You don't have to take your umbrella. It won't rain. 4. I mustn't wear dirty or funny clothes to school. 5. I must study harder to get better marks. 6. I needn't go out now.

Here's an explanation for each sentence:

1. "I must wash the family car every week" indicates an obligation or necessity to wash the family car regularly.

2. "I mustn't ask for more pocket money than my parents can give me" suggests that it's important not to request more money than your parents can afford to provide.

3. "You don't have to take your umbrella. It won't rain" means that there is no need or obligation to bring an umbrella because it's not going to rain.

4. "I mustn't wear dirty or funny clothes to school" implies that it's not allowed or advisable to wear dirty or inappropriate clothing to school.

5. "I must study harder to get better marks" emphasizes the necessity of putting in more effort to achieve better grades.

6. "I needn't go out now" indicates that there is no need or obligation to go outside at the moment.