Passive: Modals

Rainbow English. Афанасьева О.В., Михеева И.В., Баранова К.М. > Module 4 The Whole World Knows Them > Grammar

Choose the correct auxiliary verbs and complete the sentences with the given words

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The books (has to be/have to be)to the library.

The record (can be/can been)to.

This money (can't/must be)on books.

John (should be/have to be)to.

This information (can be/has to) on the Internet.

The children (shouldn't/should be) after.

Such facts (have to be/has to be) to me immediately.

The hospital (should be/have to be) in September.

The students (should be/has been)about all the details.

The boy (can't be/have to be) to the university.

1. When I hear "New Zealand", I think of the Lord of the Rings trilogy because it was filmed there. Among other images that spring to my mind are the Maori people, spectacular mountains and glaciers, North Island and South Island, and kiwi birds.

2. New Zealand is famous for its spectacular landscapes.

3. I know that New Zealand was first populated by ancestors of Maori. As for the first Europeans to arrive in New Zealand, they were the Dutch. Then it was visited by Captain James Cook.

4.  I would go to Wellington, as it is the capital city. I would also like to visit Auckland, which is the largest and most populated city in New Zealand. But most of all I want to go to the Fiordland National Park.

5. People who live there are called New Zealanders, but they are also called Kiwis. They are people of various ethnicities and national origins. There are Maori people, descendants of Scottish, English, Welsh and Irish settlers, and people from many European and Asian countries.

6. New Zealanders are proud of their indigenous heritage, their history (New Zealand was the first country in the world to give women the right to vote) and their rugby team.

7. I know its nature to be very beautiful. There are a lot of picturesque mountains, rivers, valleys and fiords there.

8. I would like to ask him/her about his/her favourite place in the country.

He asked me what had happened.

I replied that my sister had borrowed my car without asking and it had driven me up the wall when she did that.

He asked me why we didn't go to Paris that summer.

I said it was very touristy and added I would rather stay off the beaten track.

He said they should set out then  and added that it was getting late.

I agreed and suggested hitting the road.

She said she was so busy and added she didn't know how she would get that done.

I said she was not the only one with a lot to do and added we were all in the same boat.

He wondered where Paul was.

She said his father had flown him off to boarding school​

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