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ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА!СРОЧНО! Complete the letter using the modal verbs and their equivalents from the box. must could mustn’t can’t can wasn’t able have to had to should may Hi, Tania I’ve been in England for about a month now and I’ve just started to understand their way of life. At first I found some things very unusual. ______ First, their weather is really changeable and you ______ always carry your umbrella with you as it ______start raining any moment. Second, when you cross a street you______look right first and then left. And the worst thing is that you______go shopping late in the evenings as their shops close far too often and far too early. In Ekaterinburg you______shop even at night. I ran out of bread once and I ______buy bread at 10 p.m. (all the supermarkets nearby were closed!) and I______go to a snack-bar to have a snack. I’m making some money babysitting for the next-door family. It’s OK, on the whole, but there are several rules which I ______ observe. I ______ use their computer or watch TV. I ______ take the baby for a walk for 2 hours every day whatever the weather. But I like my life and studies here as I learn so many new things. ______you say hello to all our friends? ______ go now. Looking forward to your letter, Nadia.

Answer 1

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Также там. ######

Answer 2

Hi Tania,

I’ve been in England for about a month now and I’ve just started to understand their way of life. At first, I found some things very unusual. First, their weather is really changeable and you must always carry your umbrella with you as it could start raining any moment. Second, when you cross a street you must look right first and then left. And the worst thing is that you can't go shopping late in the evenings as their shops close far too often and far too early. In Ekaterinburg, you can shop even at night. I ran out of bread once and I couldn't buy bread at 10 p.m. (all the supermarkets nearby were closed!) and I wasn't able to go to a snack-bar to have a snack.

I’m making some money babysitting for the next-door family. It’s OK, on the whole, but there are several rules which I have to observe. I can't use their computer or watch TV. I have to take the baby for a walk for 2 hours every day whatever the weather. But I like my life and studies here as I learn so many new things. Should you say hello to all our friends? May I go now? Looking forward to your letter.

Nadia