Question

Exercise 12. (8 points) Choose the correct modal verb. Write down full sentences. You must / mustn’t eat in the classroom. It’s forbidden. You must / mustn’t pay your rent. That’s the rule. We have to / don’t have to pay for the tickets. They are free of charge. I have to / don’t have to work at the weekend, so I can’t do what I want. You need to / needn’t do the washing up, I’ll do it later. You look tired. You need to / needn’t go home and get some rest. I can / can’t speak to you now. I’ll call you in the evening. You can / can’t rest later. Now we have to work.

Answer 1

Ответ: mustn't eat, must pay, don't have to pay, have to work, needn't do, need to go home, can't speak can rest

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Answer 2

The correct modal verbs to use in these sentences are as follows:

1. You mustn’t eat in the classroom. It’s forbidden. 2. You must pay your rent. That’s the rule. 3. We have to pay for the tickets. They are free of charge. 4. I have to work at the weekend, so I can’t do what I want. 5. You need to do the washing up, I’ll do it later. 6. You look tired. You need to go home and get some rest. 7. I can’t speak to you now. I’ll call you in the evening. 8. You can’t rest later. Now we have to work.

In English, modal verbs are used to express necessity, possibility, permission, or ability. They are often used to give advice or make requests. Here are the correct modal verbs for each sentence:

- "mustn't" is the contraction of "must not", used to express a strong prohibition or rule. - "must" is used to express a strong obligation or requirement. - "have to" is used to express a duty or obligation. - "don't have to" is used to express that there is no obligation or duty. - "need to" is used to express a requirement or necessity. - "needn't" is the contraction of "need not", used to express that there is no requirement or necessity. - "can't" is the contraction of "cannot", used to express inability or impossibility. - "can" is used to express ability or possibility.