Listen, CD (130), and say what is not right in the picture.
What will you say to these people? Use must, should, can or may.
1)
Your mother is very tired after work.
You say: Mummy, you … go to bed early.
2)
Your little brother wants to take your iPod.
You say: It’s O.K., you … take it for some time.
3)
Your little sister doesn’t like vegetables.
You say: Don’t forget, you … eat more vegetables. They are good for you.
4)
Your neighbour asks you to give her some flowers from your garden.
You say: You … certainly have some flowers. There are lots of them this summer.
5)
Your friend hasn’t got a pen today, he asks if he can use yours.
You say: You … use it. I always bring two or three pens to school.
6)
Your neighbour wants to use your telephone because his is not working.
You say: You … certainly call from our phone. It’s no problem.
7)
Your friend asks if it is a good idea for her to go to the circus. You know that the show is very good.
You say: You … watch the show, it is really good.
8)
Your father wants to buy a car. You like sports cars.
You say: Father, I think you … buy a fast sports car.
Use to where necessary.
1)
− May I … wear these shoes, Mum?
− I’m afraid not, dear. They are too large for you.
2)
You mustn’t … go there. I think it can be dangerous.
3)
I would like … buy new pyjamas for my daughter.
4)
She wants … put on her fashionable skirt and blouse to the party.
5)
− Must we … change our clothes now?
− No, you needn’t. You can … do it later.
6)
I want … be as slim as Jane. Can I … become so slim, mum?
7)
− The dress is so beautiful. I think you should … buy it.
− I can’t … do that. I mustn’t … spend so much money on clothes.
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