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МатематикаВопрос:
I'm afraid you can / can't / needn't go out now. It's too late.
Ответ:
I'm afraid you can't go out now. It's too late.
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- 1. Mike works in the city centre. He rents a ______ next to his office.
- 2. We usually stay at a ______ when we travel. It's comfortable.
- 3. My grandma lives in a ______ because she loves the quiet country life.
- 4. You can see works of art in the ______.
- 5. I often eat a snack at a ______.
- 6. I'm taking books back to the ______.
- 7. Students usually stay in University halls of ______ during the study period.
- 8. This is a really big department ______ They sell everything here!
- 9. They are staying in a small ______ at the campsite.
- 10. The Smiths live in a big ______ because they need lots of rooms.
- 11. I am ______ (tall) than my sister.
- 12. My mum thinks that cats are ______ (good) than dogs.
- 13. It is the ______ (interesting) book of these three.
- 14. My car ______ (fast) than yours.
- 15. A blue whale is ______ (heavy) than twenty-five elephants.
- 16. You look ______ (thin) than last month. Have you lost weight?
- 17. English is ______ (difficult) than History.
- 18. She is the ______ (nice) person of all I know.
- 19. Monday is the ______ (bad) day of the week. We have seven lessons.
- 20. Computers are ______ (cheap) than mobile phones.
- 21. Janet is the ______ (intelligent) girl in the class.
- 22. Your dress is ______ (expensive) than mine.
- Visitors can't / have to / don't have to clean their rooms at a hotel. The cleaners do it.
- You can't / must / mustn't get permission to invite friends in your room.
- The students needn't / mustn't / have to drive on campus. It's forbidden.
- You mustn't / must / can't pay the rent. That's the rule.
- I'm afraid you can / can't / needn't go out now. It's too late.
- He has to / can't / mustn't do his homework every day.
- You look ill. You must / can / have to go to the doctor.
- People can / mustn't / must stop at the red line. It's the rule.
- Students can / must / mustn't put posters on the walls. It's forbidden.
- You can't / must / can have party here. It isn't allowed.
