*** Complete the second sentence so it has the same meaning as the first. Use should,
shouldn't, must or mustn't.

1 It's a good idea for them to go for a walk in the
countryside.

They should go for a walk in the countryside.

2 It's not a very good idea to do her homework in
the kitchen!

She

3 Our house rule is to wear slippers inside.

You

4 My advice is to put your desk under the window.

I think you

5 Don't touch that because it's very dangerous!

You

I have a friend. His name is Lyosha. He studies with me in the same class. After school we go for a walk. Sometimes we play in my yard, we have gym equipment there. We also love to play football. There is a good football field not far from my friend's house. There is even a net on the gate. We play there several times a week.

In the summer, Lesha and I see each other in August, because my friend spends the rest of the summer holidays in the village. He's a very good friend. I know he will never betray me. Lyosha is a true friend

0   Jack knew before his dad told him that his new job meant moving to another country. F  

1 Jack’s apartment in Berlin is bigger than his family flat in England.                       D.s

2 Jack needs to study very hard while he’s in Berlin.                                                   T

3 It’s easier to travel in Berlin than in Jack’s hometown.                                              T

4 Jack’s relationships with friends in England are the same as before he left.              F

5 Jack’s sister is older than him.                                                                                    D.s