4 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of have to and the verbs. Poppy: Emma, is that you? I can't hear you. You have to speak (speak) louder. Emma: Yes, it's me. I've got a sore throat. That's why I didn't go to school. I think I 2 (drink) some more tea. Poppy: Oh dear. 3 you (see) a doctor? Emma: No, I 4 . It's not really bad. Poppy: OK. I'm phoning because we 5 (do) a French test on Wednesday. It's on Friday now. Our teacher told us at school today. Emma: That's good news. I 6 (learn) the new words on Tuesday. I can wait until Thursday. Poppy: I've got some more news. There's a new boy in our class. He's French. Emma: He's lucky! He 7 (do) anything for the French test. Poppy: Ha ha! That's true. His French is perfect!

Here is the completed dialogue with the correct form of 'have to' and the verbs: Poppy: Emma, is that you? I can't hear you. You have to speak (speak) louder. Emma: Yes, it's me. I've got a sore throat. That's why I didn't go to school. I think I **should drink** (drink) some more tea. Poppy: Oh dear. **Should** 3 you (see) a doctor? Emma: No, I **don't have to**. It's not really bad. Poppy: OK. I'm phoning because we **have to do** 5 (do) a French test on Wednesday. It's on Friday now. Our teacher told us at school today. Emma: That's good news. I **have to learn** 6 (learn) the new words on Tuesday. I can wait until Thursday. Poppy: I've got some more news. There's a new boy in our class. He's French. Emma: He's lucky! He **doesn't have to do** 7 (do) anything for the French test. Poppy: Ha ha! That's true. His French is perfect! **Explanation:** 2. 'I think I (drink) some more tea.' Since Emma is giving her opinion, and drinking tea might help, "should drink" fits the context. 3. 'you (see) a doctor? ' The question suggests advice or a query about seeing a doctor. So it means 'Should you see a doctor?' 4. 'No, I... It's not really bad.' Emma is saying she doesn't need to see a doctor, and it's not necessary. so we use the negative form "don't have to". 5. 'we (do) a French test'. The context explains why Poppy is calling, and they need to 'do' a french test. So we use 'have to do'. 6. 'I (learn) the new words'. Emma is responding to the news about the test and has to learn the words to pass, so we use 'have to learn'. 7. 'He (do) anything for the French test'. Emma is saying that he doesn't need to do anything because he is french, so we use the negative form "doesn't have to do". **Ответ на русском языке:** Поппи: Эмма, это ты? Я тебя не слышу. Тебе нужно говорить громче. Эмма: Да, это я. У меня болит горло. Поэтому я не пошла в школу. Думаю, мне следует выпить еще чаю. Поппи: О боже. Тебе следует обратиться к врачу? Эмма: Нет, мне не нужно. Это не так уж и плохо. Поппи: Хорошо. Я звоню, потому что нам нужно сдать тест по французскому в среду. Теперь он в пятницу. Наш учитель сказал нам сегодня в школе. Эмма: Это хорошие новости. Мне нужно выучить новые слова во вторник. Я могу подождать до четверга. Поппи: У меня есть еще новости. В нашем классе новый мальчик. Он француз. Эмма: Ему повезло! Ему не нужно ничего делать для теста по французскому. Поппи: Ха-ха! Это правда. Его французский идеален!