Контрольные задания > 3 Circle the correct words.
1 A: You don't have to / shouldn't spend so
many hours in front of the computer. It's
bad for you.
B: I know, but I have to / should finish this
report. My boss wants it by 9 am tomorrow.
2 A: Is that my mobile phone ringing?
B: Leave it. You mustn't / don't have to talk on
your mobile phone while you're driving.
3 A: Sam! You almost knocked over that vase! You
must / ought to be careful when you're
playing the Wii!
B: Oops! Sorry.
4 A: You may / must go now. We've finished for
today.
B: Thanks. I'll see you tomorrow.
5 A: I didn't get the chance to say goodbye to
Zack before he left for the airport.
B: Then, you have to / should send him a text
message.
6 A: He's suffering from shoulder strain again.
B: He really may / must see a doctor.
7 A: Ben has to / should share his laptop with his
brother.
B: Oh, poor him!
Вопрос:
3 Circle the correct words.
1 A: You don't have to / shouldn't spend so
many hours in front of the computer. It's
bad for you.
B: I know, but I have to / should finish this
report. My boss wants it by 9 am tomorrow.
2 A: Is that my mobile phone ringing?
B: Leave it. You mustn't / don't have to talk on
your mobile phone while you're driving.
3 A: Sam! You almost knocked over that vase! You
must / ought to be careful when you're
playing the Wii!
B: Oops! Sorry.
4 A: You may / must go now. We've finished for
today.
B: Thanks. I'll see you tomorrow.
5 A: I didn't get the chance to say goodbye to
Zack before he left for the airport.
B: Then, you have to / should send him a text
message.
6 A: He's suffering from shoulder strain again.
B: He really may / must see a doctor.
7 A: Ben has to / should share his laptop with his
brother.
B: Oh, poor him!
A: You don't have to / shouldn't spend so many hours in front of the computer. It's bad for you.
B: I know, but I have to / should finish this report. My boss wants it by 9 am tomorrow.
A: Is that my mobile phone ringing?
B: Leave it. You mustn't / don't have to talk on your mobile phone while you're driving.
A: Sam! You almost knocked over that vase! You must / ought to be careful when you're playing the Wii!
B: Oops! Sorry.
A: You may / must go now. We've finished for today.
B: Thanks. I'll see you tomorrow.
A: I didn't get the chance to say goodbye to Zack before he left for the airport.
B: Then, you have to / should send him a text message.
A: He's suffering from shoulder strain again.
B: He really may / must see a doctor.
A: Ben has to / should share his laptop with his brother.
B: Oh, poor him!