Question

Помогите ПОЖАЛУЙСТА. Переведите на английский язык , употребляя модальные глаголы can, must или их эквиваленты. 1. Его сестра умеет очень хорошо готовить. 2. Дети не могут нести эту коробку: она такая тяжелая. 3. Я не могу перевести это предложение. 4. Боюсь, что завтра он не сможет помочь мне сделать это. 5. Ты должен делать уроки каждый день. 6. Я должен был сделать вчера много упражнений.

Answer 1

1. his sister can to cook very good.
2. children can not carry this box be cause she's so squab.
3. i can't to translate this sentence.
4.i fear that tomorrow he can't to help me to do it.
5. you must to do your homework every day.
6. i must to do a many exercise yesterday.
вроде так

Answer 2

Translation Exercise:

1. His sister can cook very well. 2. The children can't carry this box; it's so heavy. 3. I can't translate this sentence. 4. I'm afraid that tomorrow he won't be able to help me with this. 5. You must do your homework every day. 6. I had to do a lot of exercises yesterday.

Explanation:

1. The sentence states that his sister has the ability or skill to cook very well. The modal verb "can" is used to express ability or skill. 2. The sentence states that the children are unable to carry the box because it is heavy. The negative form of the modal verb "can" is used to express inability or impossibility. 3. The sentence states that the speaker is unable to translate the given sentence. The modal verb "can't" is used to express inability or impossibility. 4. The sentence expresses the speaker's fear that tomorrow the person mentioned will not be able to help them with a task. The phrase "won't be able to" is an equivalent of the modal verb "can't" and is used to express inability or impossibility. 5. The sentence states that it is necessary or obligatory for the person being addressed to do their homework every day. The modal verb "must" is used to express obligation or necessity. 6. The sentence states that the speaker was required or obligated to do a lot of exercises yesterday. The phrase "had to" is an equivalent of the modal verb "must" and is used to express obligation or necessity in the past.

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