2. Match the school rules with the sentences in exercise 1. Example: e) Keep the school clean. 1) You…

Check your grammar: Modal verbs 1. Complete the sentences with modal verbs. should/must. Modal Verbs (Homo e.g. I think you should know about priority organiser. It’s good for your future plans. 1. Students behave well when they’re in class. 2. If you drive a car, you stop at marked crossings. 3. I think waiters try to be pleasant with customers. 4. Some workers wear helmets because their jobs are considered to be dangerous. 5. If you feel sick, you stay at home. It’s better for you. must have to mustn’t don’t have to 6. do my homework. My 11. You accept things teacher always checks if we have from strangers! done the exercises. 12. You offend your 7. We organise our friend or colleague. portfolio. At the end of the term it 13. Children think about will be marked. their future profession seriously. 8.1 study hard. I want 14. Children play to pass the exam. computer games all day. 9. In Uzbekistan, children 15. We get up very go to vocational colleges or academic early at the weekends. lyceums after finishing school. 10. You phone parents every day, when you are abroad your​

negative” form of the verbs.
7. Complete the classroom rules with the imperative. Use “positive»
in the classroom! (to run) Don’t run in the classroom!
1)
to the teacher. (to listen)
3)
late for the lessons. (to be)
4)
quiet! (to be)
the classroom clean. (to keep)
your hand before talking. (to raise)
7)
loudly! (to talk)

1. You can / must raise your hand and wait before you ask a question.

2. In the old days, teachers could / should hit students with a ruler if they

misbehaved in class.

3. In certain schools, students may / must stand when their teacher enters the room.

4. Steven wants to go out but his mum said he needn’t / can’t go until he has

finished his homework.

5. We need / mustn’t to decide who will be class president.

6. I didn’t see Bill today, he should / must have taken the day off.

7. Kate looked pale in the doctor’s office. She may / might be ill.

8. In Britain, all teens have to / may stay in school until they are 16 years of age.

9. You should / might spend time studying if you want to get good marks.

10. “Can / May I leave early today, please?” Sarah asked.

Explain the words/phrases in bold. Use some to
complete the sentences.
1 You mustn’t be rude to your teachers. You
should . them.
2 Lucy gave her parents a . and then went
to bed.
3 Being impolite to others is not . behaviour.
4 Apart from the ., he didn’t know anyone
at the party.
5 She kissed her daughter on the . before
she left for work.​

Task 2. Fill in: must er mustn’t, bave to or don’t have to 1) You walk near wild animals. 2) Do I have to wear uniform at schoc? Yes, you 3) You wear warm clothes, when it is cold. 4) Do I have to bring a tent? No, you 5) You drop litter in the classroom 6) Do I have to bring a blanket? Yes, you

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2 Choose the correct words.
1 You should/mustn’t forget to call me tonight.
2 Students should / mustn’t run in the corridors.
3 You must / shouldn’t stay up so late — you’re
tired today
4 I think they must / should relax more.
5 We shouldn’t/mustn’t be noisy in the library.​

Test 1

Choose:

must, mustn’t, can, can’t, have to, don’t have to, needn’t

1. You. be late to school.

2. .I go out?

3. I’m sorry, I. join you to the cinema. I’m ill.

4. You. to keep your room clean. It’s important for health.

5. You . ask your parents’ permission to invite friends to the party.

6. We.get up early today. It is Sunday.

7. You .wear a raincoat. It’s sunny.

8. We.stay at home because it is forbidden to go out.

write the about the rules in your school what you must/musn’t , can/can’t, have/ don’t have to

ПОМОГИТЕ ПОЖАЛУЙСТА СРОЧНО,КОРОТКО must или mustn’t

3. Complete the sentences with must and mustn’t

You. do the homework of the last class even when you miss a class.

You. touch or look at your mobile phone during the class. You . bring your textbook to

every class.

You. work hard to pass your exam.

You. copy your homework from someone else.

18. Fill in the blanks with «is», «are», «did»,
«do», «does», «will», «shall”.
1.
you see your friends on the way
to school every morning?
2.
Brett leave school at 5 o’clock last
Wednesday?
3. Roger often have a meal at school?
4. they always use their dictionar-
ies at the English lessons?
5. we have French classes next week?
6. Crispin late for classes now?
7. you learning this poem by heart
now?
8.
you wear a uniform at school next
year?​