Предмет: Английский язык, автор: nikitaenglwman

2 задания прошу помогите! A) Rewrite the sentences with can, may, must or have to. Ex.: Is that all right if I borrow your pen? May/Can I borrow your pen? Don't park your car on bends. It is illegal. You .................................................................... Perhaps she will agree with it. Who knows? She ..................................................................... Our teacher asked us to tidy the classroom. We ..................................................................... I need your help. It's too much work for me. You .................................................................... Look at that baloon. It's over there. ....................... see ........................................... ? Don't worry about dinner. I'll make it. You .................................................................... It is not necessary to be there. We ..................................................................... Why don't you stay with us? No problem! You .................................................................... B) Match 1 - 10 to a - j. 1. It is a very good film. ___ 2. He is not sure now. _ 3. She is so different. _ 4. It is the last train. _ 5. It's Sunday today. _ 6. This exhibition is not free of charge. _ 7. I'll prepare breakfast myself. _ 8. The coach leaves tonight and it takes twelve hours to get here. _ 9. Your address is the same. _ 10. We have plenty of time. ___ a You needn't get up early. b You don't have to get up early. c We can't miss it. d We mustn't miss it. e You can be her sister. f You can't be her sister. g I have to buy a ticket. h I must buy a ticket. i He may come tomorrow. j He must come tomorrow.

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Автор ответа: MaryFairy211

Don't park your car on bends. It is illegal.

You mustn't park your car on bends. It is illegal.

Perhaps she will agree with it. Who knows?

She may/can agree with it.

Our teacher asked us to tidy the classroom.

We have to tidy the classroom.

I need your help. It's too much work for me.

You must help me.

Look at that balloon. It's over there.

Can you see that balloon?

Don't worry about dinner. I'll make it.

You needn't/don't have to worry about dinner. I'll make it.

It is not necessary to be there.

We don't have to be there.

Why don't you stay with us? No problem!

You can stay with us.

1. It is a very good film. - h. I must buy a ticket.

2. He is not sure now. - i. He may come tomorrow.

3. She is so different. - f You can't be her sister.

4. It is the last train. - d We mustn't miss it.

5. It's Sunday today. - b. You don't have to get up early.

6. This exhibition is not free of charge. - g I have to buy a ticket.

7. I'll prepare breakfast myself. - a. You needn't get up early.

8. The coach leaves tonight and it takes twelve hours to get here. - j. He must come tomorrow.

9. Your address is the same. - e. You can be her sister.

10. We have plenty of time. - c. We can't miss it.

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