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Continue The Sequence
Continue The Sequence
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.We use must to talk about obligation in the present and the future
.I must work hard for my exam
.We use ‘have to’ to express an obligation that comes from somewhere else
I have to be at school at 8 o’clock every morning. (I’m obliged to)
.We use mustn't when something isn't allowed
.Yоu mustn't use your mobile when you're driving
.We use don't have to when something isn't necessary
.Pupils don't have to go to school on the weekends
Advice
. Use should / ought to when you want to say that it is a good idea to do something
.You should write your homework if you don’t want to have troubles
. Use shouldn’t / ought not to when you want to say that it is not a good idea to do something
You shouldn’t do so much work, you’ll be very tired at the end of the day.
1 swear We ________________________________
2 listen to your teacher ___________________________________
3 chew gum in class ___________________________________
4 wear make-up at school ___________________________________
5 bring Mp3 players to school ___________________________________
6 work hard ___________________________________
7 take food or drink into the classroom ___________________________________
8 do our homework on time ___________________________________
9 use mobile phones at school ___________________________________
___________________________________ be polite to teachers and other students 10
___________________________________ cheat on tests 11
____________________________________ laugh at your friends 12
Exercise 2: Fill In the gaps with have/has to or don't /doesn't have to.
.Exercise 3: Complete the sentences with must, mustn’t, have to or don’t have to
1 We ................................finish our projects by Sunday because our teacher wants to mark them.
2 You ................................ do all the exercises in the unit – just the ones marked in pencil.
3 You ................................ talk while other people are talking – it’s rude!
4 They ..................................wait for her because her father is picking her up from school.
.I ................................................. go to the dentist’s next week – one of my teeth hurts 5
.Exercise 4: Fill each gap with must, have to or don’t/doesn’t have to as appropriate
.You___________________ try this cake! It’s delicious
.We___________________ go yet. It’s still quite early
.She___________________ get at 10 o’clock train. It’s the last one
.You___________________ let me drive you home
.I___________________ be at work early tomorrow
.You___________________ eat it if you don’t like it
:Exercise 5: Complete the sentences. Use mustn’t or don’t have to + one of these verbs
forget go hurry lose phone wait
.I ___________________ home yet. I can stay a little longer 1
___________________We have a lot of time. We .2
.Keep these papers in a safe place. You___________________ them .3
.I’m not ready yet, but you ___________________for me. You can go now and I’ll come later 4
.We ___________________ to turn off the lights before we leave 5
.I must contact David, but I ___________________ him- I can send him an email 6
,Dear Alex
You can be a good student. But you (1) ……………………try a bit harder. Here’s what you can
do: You (2)………………………try to do homework every day. You (3) ……………………….…do
….……………… your homework first and then watch TV. If your homework is too difficult, you (4)
talk to your teacher. Ask your teacher to help you. You (5) ……………………waste time in class.
.You (6) ……………………… listen to your teacher
,Hello friend
.Exercise 6: Write a reply for the letter below. Don’t forget to use modal verbs
My family and I moved here a month ago. I’m the new
.talk to your teacher ●
student in class and I feel very lonely. I’m very shy and
do your homework every day ●
I don’t know how to make friends My school grades are
?very low! Can you give me some advice
organise a party at home for ●
.your new friends
join the football team ●
tell your classmates about your hobbies ●
,__________Dear
______________Don’t worry! There are many things you could do. You should
Exercise7: Read about some rules in Kelly’s house then write a similar paragraph describing rules in your
house.
Kelly is 15 and lives in London. She lives with her mum, her dad and her sister, Cheri. Her older brother
has left home now. Read about some of the rules in her house.
Rules are simple in our house. I must always be home on time. I must help with the chores around the
house. My particular jobs are to empty the rubbish bins and ironing. I mustn’t watch TV until I’ve done all my
homework and I mustn’t spend more than half an hour on the phone.
____________________________________________________________________________________________
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______________
.Choose the correct option. Then listen to Ruby and Krystal and check
Ruby: Krystal, can you / do you have to invite friends to your house any time you want or can you
?/ do you have to ask your parents for permission
Krystal: I can / have to invite friends round any time I want, Ruby. I don't have to / mustn't ask
my parents. But if my parents are at home, I don't have to / can't take my friends to the
living room. We have to / mustn't stay in my room or in the kitchen. And if they're watching
.TV, we don't have to / mustn't make a lot of noise
Complete the sentences to make them true for you. Then compare your answers with a partner
?How strict are your parents
.I can stay up late at weekends 1
.I________________ go to bed at ________________ o'clock during the week 2
.I ________________ get up early at weekends 3
eat with my family on weekdays. 4 I ________________
.I ________________go online before I do my homework 6
.I ________________do my homework before I watch TV 7
.I ________________wear any clothes I like 8
.I ________________phone home when I stay out late 9
.I ________________ask my parents for permission to invite friends to my house 10
Read about some rules in Kelly’s house then write a similar paragraph describing rules in your house.
Kelly is 15 and lives in London. She lives with her mum, her dad and her sister, Cheri. Her older brother
has left home now. Read about some of the rules in her house.
Rules are simple in our house. I must always be home on time. I must help with the chores around the
house. My particular jobs are to empty the rubbish bins and ironing. I mustn’t watch TV until I’ve done all my
homework and I mustn’t spend more than half an hour on the phone.
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.Pupils have to wear a uniform for school
We use have to to express obligation and necessity. (It is often an obligation that comes from
somewhere else.)
I have to be at school at home at 8 o’clock every morning. (I’m obliged to)