Complete the dialogues with the phrases from the box. There are three extra phrases.

Completion:

• Ms L.: Cathy, your turn.
• C: This is from Romeo and Juliet. 'A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.'
• Ms L.: You must say it louder. I can't hear you.
• C: And you mustn't wait it again?
• Ms L.: Yes, please.
• C: Er ... er ... 'A sweet by any other name would smell like a rose.'
• Ms L.: Stop, stop. I think you shouldn't look for a few minutes. You're very nervous. Melanie, you go next.
• C: I feel terrible, Damien. What should I do?
• D: No, you shouldn't, Cathy. You shouldn't wait home and forget about the school play?
• C: No, I should get here with me and watch the others. Look, they're making mistakes too. You should go again today. Ask Ms Lee if you can do it on Thursday.
• C: No, I must say. It's like falling off a horse. You mustn't wait back on immediately. The only problem is ... doing this is worse than falling off a horse!

The phrases used are: must say, mustn't wait, shouldn't look, should I do, shouldn't wait, should get, should go. The extra phrases are: don't have to speak, don't have to wait, must be, must say, should I do, should I go, shouldn't look, should sit, shouldn't wait, should wait, should look.