Question

2 Choose the correct words. You should/mustn't forget to call me tonight 2 Students should / mustn't run in the corridors.3 You must/ shouldn't stay up so late - you're tired today 4 I think they must/ should relax more. 5 We shouldn't/mustn't be noisy in the library​

Answer 1

Відповідь: 2-- mustn't

                   2--mustn't

                    3--shouldn't

                    4--should

                     5--musn't

 

Пояснення:

2---в другому через те що (ти не мусиш забути подзвонити мені веччером по контексті)

2--в другому так само (учні не мають бігати в коридорах)

3--в третьому думаю що має бути шудинт хоча підходить маст якщо дослівно перекласти

4--в 4 шуд через те що це не наказ а пропозиція

5--а в 5 через те що це наказ/правило

Answer 2

The sentences you provided are examples of using the modal verbs "should" and "mustn't" to express advice, prohibition, or obligation. Let's go through each sentence and determine the correct word to use in each case.

1. "You should/mustn't forget to call me tonight." In this sentence, the correct word to use is "should." "Should" is used to give advice or make a suggestion. Therefore, the sentence should be: "You should forget to call me tonight."

2. "Students should/mustn't run in the corridors." The correct word to use in this sentence is "mustn't." "Mustn't" is used to express prohibition or something that is not allowed. Therefore, the sentence should be: "Students mustn't run in the corridors."

3. "You must/shouldn't stay up so late - you're tired today." In this sentence, the correct word to use is "shouldn't." "Shouldn't" is used to give advice against doing something. Therefore, the sentence should be: "You shouldn't stay up so late - you're tired today."

4. "I think they must/should relax more." In this sentence, both "must" and "should" can be used, but they convey slightly different meanings. "Must" indicates a strong obligation or necessity, while "should" suggests a recommendation or a good idea. Therefore, the sentence can be either: "I think they must relax more." or "I think they should relax more."

5. "We shouldn't/mustn't be noisy in the library." The correct word to use in this sentence is "shouldn't." "Shouldn't" is used to express advice or a recommendation against doing something. Therefore, the sentence should be: "We shouldn't be noisy in the library."

To summarize: 1. You should forget to call me tonight. 2. Students mustn't run in the corridors. 3. You shouldn't stay up so late - you're tired today. 4. I think they must/should relax more. 5. We shouldn't be noisy in the library.