Question

Test 2 term. 1. Complete the sentences. Use have to in the correct tenses. Example: Sue is 5. She ... go to school in September. — She will have to go to school next year. 1. Martin studied at a Canadian school. He ... learn English and French. 2. Mr Walter writes about the wonders of nature. He ... travel a lot. 3. Yesterday Mrs Carey's little son fell ill and she ... stay at home with him. 4. My cousin wants to be a musician. He ... play the piano several hours every day. 5. The tourists missed the bus and they ... walk to the museum in the rain. 6. If you want to learn more about Stone-henge, you ... read this book. 7. Tom can't play football this afternoon, he ... prepare for a test. 2. Complete the sentences with can/ can't, must/ mustn't, have to, needn't.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1. Martin studied at a Canadian school. He had to learn English and French.

2. Mr. Walter writes about the wonders of nature. He has to travel a lot.

3. Yesterday Mrs. Carey's little son fell ill and she had to stay at home with him.

4. My cousin wants to be a musician. He has to play the piano several hours every day.

5. The tourists missed the bus and they had to walk to the museum in the rain.

6. If you want to learn more about Stone-henge, you have to read this book.

7. Tom can't play football this afternoon, he will have to prepare for a test.

Answer 2

Complete the sentences with 'have to' in the correct tenses:

1. Martin studied at a Canadian school. He had to learn English and French. [[1]] 2. Mr. Walter writes about the wonders of nature. He has to travel a lot. [[2]] 3. Yesterday Mrs. Carey's little son fell ill and she had to stay at home with him. [[3]] 4. My cousin wants to be a musician. He has to play the piano several hours every day. [[4]] 5. The tourists missed the bus and they had to walk to the museum in the rain. [[5]] 6. If you want to learn more about Stonehenge, you have to read this book. [[6]] 7. Tom can't play football this afternoon, he has to prepare for a test. [[7]]

Complete the sentences with 'can/can't,' 'must/mustn't,' 'have to,' 'needn't':

1. I can swim very well. 2. You must wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. 3. She has to finish her homework before going out. 4. They mustn't smoke in this area. 5. We have to be at the airport by 8 am. 6. He can speak three languages fluently. 7. You needn't worry about it.