II. Complete the exchanges, using the following modal verbs: can`t, can, need, needn`t, must, have to, might, should. Make the necessary changes.
1. A: You…………………(not/buy) me a present.
B: I hope you will like it.
2. A: I was really bored last night.
B: You……………..(come) to the theatre with us. We enjoyed it a lot.
3. A: It hurts so much.
B: You………….(break) your arm.
4. A: I thought I saw Sam two days ago.
B: You…………………….(see) him. He`s been away on holiday for over a month.
5. A: Have you seen Jane?
B: Not really. She………………….(be) in her room doing her homework but I`m not sure.
6. A: Would you like to come shopping with me?
B: I`d love to, but I……………(finish) my history project.
7. A: I`m freezing!
B: You……………………(bring) a warm jacket with you.
Dear Jane
Объяснение:
I am happy to receive a letter from you. My parents also work a lot, and they are exhausted in the evening so much homework is done by me. I clean the house with a vacuum cleaner every second day. I wash the dishes and do the shopping. My parents trust me to buy bread, milk and other goods according to my mom's shopping list. I do not cook. I just prepare all the necessary ingredients so my mom can make dinner fast for us.
I love my family, and all the activities we do together are the happiest moments of my life. But most of all, I love sitting in the living room and talking to my parents about the daily staff.
I am looking for more letters from you,
NAME
E. A Chicago woman bought a jacket from a charity shop for £5 — and found £600 in the pocket.
F. But she knew immediately she had to return the money: "I would have wanted someone to do that for me," she said.
D. The charity shop was selling clothes to raise funds for a group that buys protective vests or police dogs.
B. Ms Heenan asked the owner of the store to contact the family that had brought in the jacket.
G. When the owner called back, Mrs Gates didn't remember losing any money at first.
H. But, finally, she worked out her husband had taken the coat without realising her emergency "stash" was in the pocket.
A. Mrs Gates gave Ms Heenan a £50 reward.
C. "I thought, 'Oh, my god! I found $1,100,'" said Ms Heenan, who runs a pet-sitting service.