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What do we have to do?

Must – mustn’t

Example: Take this medicine two times a day. He must take the medicine two times a day.
Exercise 1. Mark is ill. Here is what his doctor asked him to do. Write down what he must do.

 

1. Stay in bed. ____________________________________________\

2. Drink hot milk. _________________________________________

3. Visit me in five days. ____________________________________

 

Exercise 2. Read these signs (çíàêè) and write down what you mustn’t do.

       
 
   
Example: Do not walk on the grass. You mustn’t walk on the grass.
 

 

 


1. Do not turn left! _____________________________________________________

2. Do not cross the road! ________________________________________________

3. Danger! Do not swim in the lake! _______________________________________

4. Do not park your car here! _____________________________________________

 

Exercise 3. Write down what we mustn’t do

take pictures
touch the exhibits
at the museum

 

pick the flowers
feed the animals
at the Zoo

Exercise 4. Mr Welsh has got a cold. The doctor is telling him what he must or mustn’t do.

You 1)……………. stay in bed. You 2) …………… go to work. You 3) .................. take some medicine. You 4) ……………. eat soup. You 5) .................... drink cold drinks. You 6)............. …….drink milk or hot tea. You

7) ……………..eat ice-cream. You 8)............. ……….stop smoking.

Exercise 5. Complete the sentences. Use must + one of these verbs.

Buy go go help learn meet phone read win wash see

1. We …………………….. to the bank today. We haven't got any money.

2. She's a very interesting person. You...................................her.

3. I forgot to phone Dave last night. I..................................him today.

4. You...................................to drive. It's very useful.

5. This is a very good book. You............................it.

6. We...............................some food. We've got nothing for dinner.

7. My hair is dirty. I....................................it.

8. I ..................................to the post office. I need some stamps.

9. I have a big problem. You.....................................me.

10. The game tomorrow is very important for us. We......................................

11. It’s a very interesting film. You ……………………….. it.

What do we have to do?

Exercise 5. Read what Helen and her classmates have to do every Monday to keep their classroom clean and nice. Fill in have to or has to.

“Every Monday we ____________ tidy our classroom. Mary ____________ clean the blackboard. Pete and Mike _____________ put the desks and chairs on their places. Sarah ____________ water the flowers. Kitty and I _____________ put books and exercise books on the shelves. Then girls ____________ wash the floor. The classroom is beautiful!”



Exercise 6. Marina isn’t good at English. Give her some advice how to improve (óëó÷øèòü) it.

Example: You have to read a lot to improve your English.


Use these ideas: work hard, listen to English songs, learn many English words by heart, learn English poems by heart, write many exercises, learn English grammar, read English texts, speak English to your teacher and your classmates, visit America and Great Britain, watch English programmes on TV, act out English dialogues and plays

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Exercise 7.Complete the sentences. Use have to or has to + one of these verbs:


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