Ex.54 Underline the correct word(s) in bold.

Date: 2015-10-07; view: 969.

Ex.53 Choose the correct phrase to complete the sentences.

1. You don't need to / can't clean the house because we have a cleaner.
2. I'm sorry, but you have to / aren't allowed to smoke in the flat.
3. You don't need to / are allowed to pay a deposit.
4. I'm afraid that you are allowed to / can't park your car here.
5. You can / don't need to have visitors any time you like.
6. If you like, you don't have to / can park your car in the garage.
7. Your room has its own entrance, so you are allowed to / don't have to worry about disturbing others if you come home late at night.
8. You can't / have to pay your rent on the last day of the month at the latest.
9. As we had agreed I was to/ had to speak to him myself.
10. I'm giving a party. You must/ areto come.

1. A: I found a briefcase on the train.

B: You ought to/can take it to the police station as soon as possible.

1. A: Did you get some money from the bank?

B: No, I didn't need to/needn't. I had enough in my wallet.

1. A: Sorry I'm late again.

B: You should/mightwear a watch.

1. A: Couldn't/MayI speak to Claire, please?

B: Just a moment, please. I'll call her.

1. A: We could/mustgo out for a meal this evening, if you like.

B: Oh, yes. That would be nice.

1. A: I wonder if Paul and Jim have got lost.

B: They can't/mustn'thave got lost because I gave them a map.

1. A: Could/WouldI use your telephone, please?

B: Yes, of course.

1. A: Was the exam very difficult?

B: Yes, but I can/was able toanswer all the questions.

1. A: We mustn't/needn'tgo shopping this week. We've got plenty of food.

B: Alright. We'll go next week instead.

1. A: Should/MayI sit down, please?

B: Yes, of course. Make yourself at home.

1. A: When will/shallI visit you next?

B: You can/mustcall in tomorrow, if you like.

1. A: Helen should be here by now.

B: She ought to/couldhave missed the train.