Choose the right variant. 1. There's someone at the door. It
can/must be the postman.
2. Don't worry, you don't have /
mustn't pay now.
3. I think you had better / would
better take a pullover with you.
4. Jones could / must be
president if Smith has to resign.
5. Sorry. I can't stay any longer. I
have to / might go.
6. It was 5 o'clock an hour ago.
Your watch can't / mustn't be
right.
7. It's a school rule. all the pupils
have to / must wear a uniform.
8. I suppose that out team must/
should win, but I'm not sure.
9. Let's tell Diana. She could /
might not know.
10. In my opinion, the
government, might / should do
something
about this.
you're asking me about clubs ans sport. i'll do my best to answer ur questions. So, i'm involved in dancing club 'cause i really like dancimg. i don't have a lot of free time, so i spend it at home. me and my frends are getting together almost every day.
where wil bel ur gymnastin competition? how a re preparing fo that? by the way, that is the weather in ur city?
i'm sorry i must go.
looking forward to hearing from u soon.
best wishes,
Lera