Question

ПОМОГИТЕ!!! Complete the sentences with your own ideas. 1) It’s afternoon. You say to your friend: Let’s _____________________________________. 2) It’s 11 p.m. You say to your parents: Let’s _____________________________________. 3) You are hungry. You say to your friend: Let’s _____________________________________. Complete the sentences with modal verbs. Also, after every sentence you have to explain why you used those certain modal verbs (you may do it in your first language). 1) The shelf was too high. I ____________________ reach it. 2) She is tired. I think she ________________ go to bed. 3) _________ we go to the cinema, please?

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 Let`s go shopping. I need new jeans.

2 Let`s turn off the light and go sleep.

3 Let`s drink something. I`m thirsty.

1 -

2 she's tired. I think she should go to bed.

3 may  we go to the cinema, please?

извини что без первого, но я надеюсь что хоть чем-то смогла помочь.

Answer 2

1) It's afternoon. You say to your friend: Let's go for a walk. Modal verb: "go" - In this case, I used the modal verb "go" to suggest an activity (walking) that is appropriate for the time of day (afternoon) and the context of spending time with a friend.

2) It's 11 p.m. You say to your parents: Let's go to sleep. Modal verb: "go" - Here, I used the modal verb "go" to suggest an appropriate action (going to sleep) considering the late hour (11 p.m.) and the need for rest.

3) You are hungry. You say to your friend: Let's grab something to eat. Modal verb: "grab" - In this context, I used "grab" to suggest getting something to eat informally and quickly. It's a casual way to propose a meal or snack with a friend.

Now, let's complete the sentences with modal verbs and explain why they were chosen:

1) The shelf was too high. I couldn't reach it. Modal verb: "couldn't" - I used "couldn't" to indicate the inability to reach the high shelf. It expresses a lack of capability in the past, which is appropriate in this context.

2) She is tired. I think she should go to bed. Modal verb: "should" - I used "should" to suggest an advisable action for someone who is tired. It implies that going to bed is the best course of action for her well-being.

3) Shall we go to the cinema, please? Modal verb: "Shall" - "Shall" is a polite and formal way to make a suggestion or proposal. In this context, it is used to ask for the other person's agreement or permission to go to the cinema.