Question

Речення про навколишнжє середовище з словами have to,must,may,might,could

Answer 1

I have to wear my uniform every day
You mustn't cross the road here
May I go for a walk qiute now?
We might do it two days ago
I couldread when I was only 4.

Answer 2

Expressing Obligation and Possibility in Sentences about the Environment

When discussing the environment using words like "have to," "must," "may," "might," and "could," we can convey various levels of obligation and possibility.

Have to: - The innovative learning and teaching approach, to be developed, will exploit new potentialities emerging from a complex combination of the current approaches [[1]](https://www.academia.edu/5721972/SCIENCE_and_EDUCATION_a_NEW_DIMENSION_PEDAGOGY_and_PSYCHOLOGY_Issue_10).

Must: - In addition, there is a need for them to master Information and Communication Technology (ICT) skills to use Moodle in a teaching/learning context [[4]](https://docplayer.net/65716670-Naukovi-zapiski-nacionalnogo-universitetu-ostrozka-akademiya.html).

May: - She had no one to whom she could open the heart (I. W. Murdoch) [[3]](https://www.dnu.dp.ua/docs/zbirniki/ffil/program_56d34d417c8f0.pdf).

Might: - James, I wish you would be more careful about your language (W. Somerset) [[7]](http://www.vestnik-philology.mgu.od.ua/archive/v25/part_2/Filologi25_2.pdf).

Could: - ... have come into ... , '.

These words help convey different levels of obligation and possibility when discussing the environment and related actions.