Question

Fill in the gaps using the modal verbs in the list. Then match the sentences to the responses. Don't have to / Can / mustn't / must / Could / Do you have to 1. Can I help you, Miss? 2. You ___ bring an umbrella. 3. You ___ start a fire here. 4. ___ pay for parking here? 5. ___ you tidy your room tonight? 6. You ___ wash the dishes after you finish your dinner. A] Really? I didn't know B] Of course I will C] Yes, I'd like a kilo of apples, please D] Okay, I'll put them away too! E] No, it's free! F] Good! I haven't got one.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) -Can i help you, Miss?
C) -Yes, I’d like a kilo of apples, please.

2) -You don’t have to bring an umbrella.
F) -Good! I haven’t got one.

3) -You mustn’t start a fire here!
A) -Really? I didn’t know.

4) -Do you have to pay for parking here?
E) -No, it’s free!

5) -Could you tidy your room tonight?
B) -Of course I will.

6) -You must wash the dishes after you finish your dinner.
D) -Okay, I’ll put them away too!

Answer 2

To fill in the gaps using the modal verbs in the list, we need to understand the context of each sentence and choose the appropriate modal verb. Here's how you can fill in the blanks:

1. Can I help you, Miss? 2. You mustn't bring an umbrella. 3. You can't start a fire here. 4. Do you have to pay for parking here? 5. You could tidy your room tonight. 6. You must wash the dishes after you finish your dinner.

Now, let's match the sentences to the responses:

A. Really? I didn't know - This response is not related to any of the sentences. B. Of course I will - This response can be matched with "You must wash the dishes after you finish your dinner." C. Yes, I'd like a kilo of apples, please - This response is not related to any of the sentences. D. Okay, I'll put them away too! - This response is not related to any of the sentences. E. No, it's free! - This response can be matched with "Do you have to pay for parking here?" F. Good! I haven't got one. - This response is not related to any of the sentences.

Please note that the responses do not always directly correspond to the sentences, as they are meant to express different reactions or ideas. The modal verbs in the sentences (can, mustn't, can't, have to, could, must) are used to express different degrees of possibility, permission, obligation, or ability.