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Lesson 125 Tea for two

 

Susan: Can’t you come in and have tea now, Peter?

 



Peter: Not yet. I must water the garden first.

 



Susan: Do you have to water it now?

 



Peter: I’m afraid I must. Look at it! It’s terribly dry.

 



Susan: What a nuisance!

 



Peter: Last summer it was very dry, too. Don’t you remember? I had to water it every day.

 



Susan: Well, I’ll have tea by myself.

 



Susan: That was quick! Have you finished already?

 



Peter: Yes. Look out of the window.

 



Susan: It’s raining. That means you don’t need to water the garden.

 



Peter: That was a pleasant surprise. It means I can have tea, instead.

 



 



New words:

water/ˈwɔːtə/ v. nuisance/ˈnjuːs(ə)ns/ v.
terribly/ˈtɛrɪbli/ adv. mean/miːn/ v. (meant /mɛnt/, meant)
dry/drʌɪ/ adj. surprise/səˈprʌɪz/ n.

 

Notes on the text:

1. What a nuisance.

2. By myself; by yourself; by himself; by herself; by itself; by ourselves; by yourselves; by themselves; by oneself

3. must and have to

 



must (some personal circumstance makes the obligation necessary)   Ex: · I must go to bed earlier. · You must come and see us some time.   have to (some external circumstance makes the obligation necessary)   Ex: · I have to arrive at work at 9 sharp. My boss is very strict.
  • You have to pass your exams or the university will not accept you.
   

 

Lesson 126 Have to and don’t need to

 



immediately // adv.

 



Exercises

 



A. Write questions and answers.

 



Examples:

You have to leave early.

Do you have to leave early?

You don’t have to leave early.

 



She must leave early.

Must she leave early?

She needn’t leave early.

 



1. She has to decide immediately.

2. He must decide immediately.

3. We have to take a taxi.

4. They must go to school.

 



B. Answer these questions.

 



Example:

I must go now. What about you?

I have to go, too.

 



1. I must telephone him. What about you?

2. She must wait for me. What about Mary?

3. We must meet her. What about Jim?

4. They must travel by ship. What about Tom.

 



C. Write questions.

 



I must go now.

Do you really have to go now?

 



1. I must telephone him.

2. Mary must wait for him.

3. Jim nsut speak to her.

4. Tom and Mary must travel by car.

 



 



Lesson 127 A famous actress.

 

Kate: Can you recognize that woman, Liz?

 



Liz: I think I can, Kate. It must be Karen Marsh, the actress.

 



Kate: I thought so. Who’s that beside her?

 



Liz: That must be Conrad Reeves.

 



Kate: Conrad Reeves, the actor? It can’t be. Let me have another look.

I think you’re right! Isn’t he her third husband?

 



Liz: No, He must be her fourth or fifth.

 



Kate: Doesn’t Karen Marsh look old!

 



Liz: She does, doesn’t she! I read she’s twenty-nine, but she must be at least forty.

 



Kate: I’m sure she is.

 



Liz: She was a famous actress when I was still at school.

 



Kate: That was a long time ago, wasn’t it?

 



Liz: Not that long ago! I’m not more than twenty-nine myself.

 



New words

recognize/ˈrɛkəɡnʌɪz/ v. actor/ˈaktə/ n.
famous/ˈfeɪməs/ adj. husband /ˈhʌzbənd/ n.
actress/ˈaktrəs/ n. at least

 

Notes on the text:

1. must be: She must be the best student in our class.

2. Who’s that beside her?

that = man

3. her fourth or fifth = her fourth or fifth husband.

 



Lesson 128 He must be …..

He can’t be …..

 



Exercises

 



A. Rewrite these sentences as in the example.

 



Example:

He must be home before seven o’clock.

He has to be home before seven o’clock.

 



He must be tired.

I think he is probably tired.

 



1. He must be here at eight o’clock.

2. She must be busy.

3. We must be at the office early tomorrow.

4. They must be sleeping.

5. He must be French.

6. Her friend must be in France next month.

7. His father must be an engineer.

 



B. Write new sentences.

 



Exampme:

think, I, be, Danish, she (Swedish)

I think she is Danish.

I don’t think so. She can’t be Danish. She must be Swedish.

 



1. I, think, , be, Italian, she (Greek)

2. they, English, I, think, be (American)

3. I, her friends, be, Canadian (Australian)

4. a mechanic, his father, I, think, be (engineer)

5. a bus conductor, their father, think, I, be (bus driver)

6. twenty-four, my brother, think, I, be (thirty)

7. our teacher, thirty, be, think, I (twenty-eight)

8. it, I, be, 21st, think, today (20th)

9. it, think, I, be, today, Tuesday (Wedensday)

10. listening to , be, think, I, they, the radio (watching television)

11. she, be, think, I, retiring, (looking for a new job)

 



 




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