Make up questions with have to.
Example:
I had to go to that bank yesterday. (Where?)
Where did you have to go yesterday?
1) She will have to get up early tomorrow. (Why?)
2) Ann has to go to the market now. (Where?)
3) I had to wait an hour at the bus stop. (How long?)
4) Jack has to phone his parents. (Why?)
5) Sue has to leave at seven. (When?)
6) They will have to buy a lot of fruit at the supermarket. (What?)
7) We had to pay six thousand roubles1 for the shoes. (How much?)
8) Alice has to prepare two texts. (How many?)
Say what you must or mustn’t do.
1) walk on the grass in the park
2) help people
3) speak on the mobile [ˈmǝʊbaɪl] in class
4) take photos in the museum
5) look after the pets well
6) go to bed very late
7) talk with friends in the lesson
8) shout at people
Read the text. Match its parts and pictures.
Now and Then
1) Now Mr James Ford is an old man. He has very little hair and all his hair is white. His smiling eyes are light blue. His lips are thin and his face is white but his arms are still strong and shapely. He is very thin.
2) When he was a child, he was very plump and had a lot of curly dark hair. His face was often pink and his lips were red. His teeth were white and good. He had a lot of friends and loved playing games with them.
3) Mr Peter Jenkins is nearly sixty now. He is a stout old tall man with a round face. His hair was brown but now it is grey. His eyes are dark−brown. His nose is big. His hands and feet are big too. He likes a good joke and has a lot of friends. They like to play cards together.
4) When he was a child, he was very thin and weak. His brown eyes were often sad. He didn’t like playing with children. He liked reading books.
5) Jane O’Connor is thin and very tall for a woman. Her short light−brown hair is curly. Jane’s eyes are big. Now they are grey but when she was young, they were more blue than grey.
6) In those days she was slim. Her legs and arms were shapely and her oval face was very nice. Her hair was fair and soft. She was a very good−looking girl.
7) Jill Parker is not young. She is nearly seventy. She is short and a little stout. She has a nice oval face with dark eyes and a small turned−up nose. Now her hair is grey.
8) When she was a young girl, her hair was dark and beautiful. She was slim and active and her friends called her “Our Jilly”.
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