Complete the sentences with can, must, have to, needn't. Alice: Jim, I'm going on a school trip for three days. Can you help me with my pets? ... you take care of them when I'm away? Jim: No problem. Alice: You ... feed the animals twice a day. You ... clean the parrot's cage, I have already done it. But you will ... speak with Jimmy for 5 minutes in the morning and 5 minutes in the afternoon. Don't teach him silly words! Now about the cat. You won't have much trouble with Tom but you will ... find him in the evening to be sure he is at home. You ... wash Tom, I've already done it. You give it meat or fish, only special dry food. Don't forget to give carrots and apples to the rabbit. But don't take the rabbit to the garden.

Alice: Jim, I'm going on a school trip for three days. Can you help me with my pets? Must you take care of them when I'm away?

Jim: No problem.

Alice: You have to feed the animals twice a day. You needn't clean the parrot's cage, I have already done it. But you will have to speak with Jimmy for 5 minutes in the morning and 5 minutes in the afternoon. Don't teach him silly words!

Now about the cat. You won't have much trouble with Tom but you will have to find him in the evening to be sure he is at home. You needn't wash Tom, I've already done it. You have to give it meat or fish, only special dry food.

Don't forget to give carrots and apples to the rabbit. But don't take the rabbit to the garden.

Jim: OK. Don't worry! Have a nice trip.