Question

(TEST YOURSELF) Use the correct substitutes. 1 Paul broke his leg last week, so he can) play football yesterday. 2. Last week Jane (must) wait for the plane to Perth for five hours. 3. Next week Koa (not (must) fly to Sydney. 4. If you go to Australia next summer, you (not can) bring in knives. 5. I (not must) pay for anything yesterday. 6. When Tom was ten, he (not can) read and write in English like he can today. one hundred and sixty-nine 16​

Answer 1

Let's correct the sentences:

1. Paul broke his leg last week, so he couldn't play football yesterday.
2. Last week Jane had to wait for the plane to Perth for five hours.
3. Next week Koa doesn't have to fly to Sydney.
4. If you go to Australia next summer, you can't bring in knives.
5. I didn't have to pay for anything yesterday.
6. When Tom was ten, he couldn't read and write in English like he can today.

Answer 2

Certainly! Let's go through each sentence and fill in the correct substitutes:

1. Paul broke his leg last week, so he couldn't play football yesterday.

2. Last week Jane had to wait for the plane to Perth for five hours.

3. Next week Koa doesn't have to fly to Sydney.

4. If you go to Australia next summer, you can't bring in knives.

5. I didn't have to pay for anything yesterday.

6. When Tom was ten, he couldn't read and write in English like he can today.

So, the complete sentences would be:

1. Paul broke his leg last week, so he couldn't play football yesterday. 2. Last week Jane had to wait for the plane to Perth for five hours. 3. Next week Koa doesn't have to fly to Sydney. 4. If you go to Australia next summer, you can't bring in knives. 5. I didn't have to pay for anything yesterday. 6. When Tom was ten, he couldn't read and write in English like he can today.