Question

ДАЮ 35 БАЛЛОВ! Choose the correct options and match the chosen modals with their meanings:Слова: possibility, deduction, permission, offer, critical remark, strong necessity, probability, prohibition, lack of necessity.1)His parents  (must/should /would) be very upset as he's failed the last exam? ______2)If the pain persists, you (can't/have to/may) go to the doctor. _______3)You (mustn't/couldn't/don't have to)  buy that book.You  (should/can/will) take it in our library. _____4)(Would/Need/Shall)I help you with revising for the exam? _______5)You (could/would/can't)at least try to study well. ________6)I'm sure he (shouldn't/won't/mustn't) fail the exam this time. _________7)You (would/can/need) go to the party when you do your homework. _________8)My brothers (mustn't/mightn't/don't have to) touch my notebook. It's a strict rule! ​

Answer 1

Ответ:

1) His parents would be very upset as he's failed the last exam?
2) If the pain persists, you have to go to the doctor
3)You mustn't buy that book.
4) You can take it in our library.
5) You could at least try to study well
6) I'm sure he shouldn't fail the exam this time
7) You would go to the party when you do your homework.
8) My brothers mightn't touch my notebook. It's a strict rule!

Answer 2

It looks like you're asking for help with matching modal verbs with their meanings in the given context. Let's go through each sentence one by one and match the modals with their intended meanings.

1) His parents (must/should/would) be very upset as he's failed the last exam? ______

In this sentence, "must" is the correct modal verb to express a strong deduction or conclusion based on the situation. So, the correct option is: must (deduction).

2) If the pain persists, you (can't/have to/may) go to the doctor. _______

In this sentence, "have to" is the correct modal verb to express a strong necessity to go to the doctor if the pain persists. So, the correct option is: have to (strong necessity).

3) You (mustn't/couldn't/don't have to) buy that book. You (should/can/will) take it in our library. _____

In the first part of the sentence, "don't have to" is the correct modal verb to express lack of necessity. In the second part, "can" is the correct modal verb to express permission. So, the correct options are: don't have to (lack of necessity) and can (permission).

4) (Would/Need/Shall) I help you with revising for the exam? _______

In this sentence, "Shall" is the correct modal verb to make an offer to help with revising for the exam. So, the correct option is: Shall (offer).

5) You (could/would/can't) at least try to study well. ________

In this sentence, "could" is the correct modal verb to express a possibility or suggestion. So, the correct option is: could (possibility).

6) I'm sure he (shouldn't/won't/mustn't) fail the exam this time. _________

In this sentence, "won't" is the correct modal verb to express a strong deduction or prediction about the future. So, the correct option is: won't (probability).

7) You (would/can/need) go to the party when you do your homework. _________

In this sentence, "can" is the correct modal verb to express permission or possibility. So, the correct option is: can (permission).

8) My brothers (mustn't/mightn't/don't have to) touch my notebook. It's a strict rule! ​

In this sentence, "mustn't" is the correct modal verb to express prohibition. So, the correct option is: mustn't (prohibition).

By matching the modal verbs with their meanings, we have addressed all the given sentences. If you have any further questions or need additional assistance, please feel free to ask!