II. Underline the correct answer
1. If you like, I can/may make an appointment for you to see Dr Krall tomorrow.
2. Passengers mustn’t /don’t have to smoke while on board the plane.
3. Don’t let Sylvia climb that tree. She might/can fall.
4. You probably shouldn’t/ mustn’t keep your passport in that pocket: it could/ should easily be stolen.
5. I’m afraid Karen can’t/couldn’t come to the party tomorrow because she’s got flu.
6. Oh no! It mustn’t/can’t be 7 o’clock already. John and Graham will be here in fifteen minutes.
7. I absolutely ought to/have to leave the house at 6 if I want to be at the station by six-thirty.
8. Be careful, that pot’s very heavy. You have to/could hurt your back.
9. I have to/ must wear uniform at work according to the work principles.
10. Jack told his son: ‘Today, you have to/ must cut the grass in the garden.’
11. I’m not sure where he is now. He might/can be in his office.
12. When I was at high school, we had to/must wear uniform on Mondays.
13. He couldn’t/shouldn’t write until he was eight.
14. This is the first time Tom’s been to Germany. Fortunately, he will /can speak German.
15. Is it true that cats must/can see in the dark?
16. Do you think I should/ could buy Alex a birthday present?
17. The doctor said I don’t have to/ mustn’t lift anything heavy
18. You shouldn’t/ couldn’t join the team if you don’t want to
19. Frank’s not in his office. He can/might I at lunch.
20. Come on, put those books away- you shouldn’t/ mustn’t be studying at this time of night.
21. Should/ Can I have tomorrow off? I have to/must go to the dentist because I have a toothache.
22. I’ll be quit late getting to London, but you mustn’t/ don’t have to change the plans for me.
23. Students may/should be encouraged to type their assignments. It is easier for their professors to read.
24. The president said that there can/might be a strike next week.
25. I don’t know what I’m doing tomorrow. I must/ might go to the beach or I may stay at home.
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Underline the correct answer
If you like, I can/may make an appointment for you to see Dr Krall tomorrow.
Passengers mustn’t /don’t have to smoke while on board the plane.
Don’t let Sylvia climb that tree. She might/can fall.
You probably shouldn’t/ mustn’t keep your passport in that pocket: it could/ should easily be stolen.
I’m afraid Karen can’t/couldn’t come to the party tomorrow because she’s got flu.
Oh no! It mustn’t/can’t be 7 o’clock already. John and Graham will be here in fifteen minutes.
I absolutely ought to/have to leave the house at 6 if I want to be at the station by six-thirty.
Be careful, that pot’s very heavy. You have to/could hurt your back.
I have to/ must wear uniform at work according to the work principles.
Jack told his son: ‘Today, you have to/ must cut the grass in the garden.’
I’m not sure where he is now. He might/can be in his office.
When I was at high school, we had to/must wear uniform on Mondays.
He couldn’t/shouldn’t write until he was eight.
This is the first time Tom’s been to Germany. Fortunately, he will /can speak German.
1. I have some food for you if you want some.
2. There is a lot of pepper in my omelet. Too much. I don’t like it.
3. Can I have some sauce in my spaghetti? But not too much.
4. I need to buy some oil because there isn't any oil in the kitchen.
5. She is a warm and friendly girl. She has lots of friends.
6. I need some sugar for the cakes. Is there any sugar in the jar?
1. Don’t leave your keys on the table. You will / won’t forget it.
2. Susan will / won’t be very happy if she passes the exam.
3. Fra afraid I will / won’t be able to come tomorrow.
4. I’m told you are ill. I hope you will / won’t feel better again.
5. I’m sure you will / won’t like that film. It’s very frightening. Let’s choose another one.
6. Turn on your laptop tonight We will / won’t chat a little bit.
7. You needn’t wear your cap. It will / won’tbe cold today.
8. I am really tired. I will / won’thave a rest.
VI. Complete the sentences with a form of “ must / mustn’t ” or “ have to/ has to/ don’t have to ”.
1. don’t have to
2. mustn’t
3. mustn’t
4. mustn’t
5. don’t have to
6. mustn’t
7. mustn’t
8. don’t have to
8. mustn’t
9. mustn’t
10.don’t have to
12. mustn’t
13. mustn’t
14. don’t have to
15. mustn't
16. has to
17. have
18. mustn't
19. mustn't
20. must
1. You don't have to pick me up tomorrow. I will take a taxi.
2. Look at that sign! You mustn't walk on the grass.
3. You mustn't blame anyone for your mistakes. You need to be responsible for yourself.
4. You don't have to be absent from class tomorrow because the teacher will check your attendance.
5. I don't have to prepare dinner because we will eat out tonight.
6. You mustn't leave any rubbish here. It is forbidden.
7. You don't have to let anyone know that. It is a big secret.
8. You don't have to come early tomorrow because the event will start late.
9. You mustn't park your car here. There is a "No Parking" sign.
10. They mustn't forget their homework at home.
11.I don't have to do the housework because I have a maid do it for me.
12. They mustn't break the rule that way. It is unacceptable.
13. I mustn't use the computer after 11pm because my mother doesn’t allow me to.
14. You don't have to buy that book. I will lend you mine.
15. Students mustn't look at their notes while they are taking the exam.
16. My mother has a terrible headache so she has to stop working today.
17. There is an accident, and the traffic is blocked. We must to stay here for a while.
18. While operating a motor vehicle, you mustn't drink and drive.
19. You mustn't skip classes too often or you will not pass the final exam.
20. They have to work hard and earn a lot of money. They want to move to a larger apartment.
2. Choose the correct words or phrases to complete the sentences below.
1. I have ……………………(some/ any) food for you if you want some.
2. There is ……………………..(a lot of/ some) pepper in my omlette. Too much. I don’t like it.
3. Can I have ………………………….(some/ a lot of) sauce in my spaghetti? But not too much.
4. I need to buy ………………………..(some/ any) oil because there isn;t (some/any) oil in the kitchen.
5. She is a warm and friendly girl. She has……………………..……. (lots of/ some) friends.
6. I need ………………….(some/ any) sugar for the cakes. Is there…………………….. (any/ a lot of) sugar in the jar?
3. Fill in the blanks with a, an, some or any.
1. Have you got _________any_________ potatoes?
2. I’d like ___some_______bread, and ________a__________piece of cheese, please.
3. For breakfast, I have _________a_________ham sandwich and ___________some_______orange juice.
4. Here are ___________some_______ cereals, but there isn’t ________any__________ milk.
5. Would you like _______some___________ beer or would you prefer _____a_____________ bottle of Coke?
6. Is there ___________any_______ rice left? I’m afraid there isn’t ______any____________ rice left,
4. Circle the correct prepositions to complete the sentences.
1. The staff room is.................................... (at/in/on) the second floor of the building.
2. When I saw Hoa, she was holding a pocket English dictionary ………........................(at/in/on) her hands.
3. Is their school (at/in/on).................................... 32 Vo Van Kiet Avenue?
4. The child is sitting (at/in/on) the classroom, looking at the poster (at/in/on)....................................... the wall.
5. Parents usually wait for their children (at/in/on) the school gate (at/in/on) .................................11:30 a.m.
6. What do you usually do (at/in/on) ......................................Tet?
6. Choose the correct words or phrases to complete the sentences below.
1. I have some food for you if you want some.2. There is a lot of pepper in my omelet. Too much. I don’t like it.
3. Can I have some sauce in my spaghetti? But not too much.
4. I need to buy some oil because there isn't any oil in the kitchen.
5. She is a warm and friendly girl. She has lots of friends.
6. I need some sugar for the cakes. Is there any sugar in the jar?
7. Fill in the blanks with a, an, some, or any.
1. Have you got any potatoes?
2. I’d like some bread, and a piece of cheese, please.
3. For breakfast, I have a ham sandwich and some orange juice.
4. Here are some cereals, but there isn't any milk.
5. Would you like some beer or would you prefer a bottle of Coke?
6. Is there any rice left? I’m afraid there isn't any rice left.
6. Choose the correct words or phrases to complete the sentences below.
1. I have …………some…………(some/ any) food for you if you want some.
2. There is ………………a lot of……..(a lot of/ some) pepper in my omlette. Too much. I don’t like it.
3. Can I have …………some……………….(some/ a lot of) sauce in my spaghetti? But not too much.
4. I need to buy …………some……………..(some/ any) oil because there isn;t (some/any)any oil in the kitchen.
5. She is a warm and friendly girl. She has………lots of……………..……. (lots of/ some) friends.
6. I need …………some……….(some/ any) sugar for the cakes. Is there………any…………….. (any/ a lot of) sugar in the jar?
11. I’m not sure where he is now. He might/can be in his office.
12. When I was at high school, we had to/must wear uniform on Mondays.
13. He couldn’t/shouldn’t write until he was eight.
14. This is the first time Tom’s been to Germany. Fortunately, he will /can speak German.
15. Is it true that cats must/can see in the dark?
16. Do you think I should/ could buy Alex a birthday present?
17. The doctor said I don’t have to/ mustn’t lift anything heavy
18. You shouldn’t/ couldn’t join the team if you don’t want to
19. Frank’s not in his office. He can/might I at lunch.
20. Come on, put those books away- you shouldn’t/ mustn’t be studying at this time of night.
21. Should/ Can I have tomorrow off? I have to/must go to the dentist because I have a toothache.
22. I’ll be quit late getting to London, but you mustn’t/ don’t have to change the plans for me.
23. Students may/should be encouraged to type their assignments. It is easier for their professors to read.
24. The president said that there can/might be a strike next week.
25. I don’t know what I’m doing tomorrow. I must/ might go to the beach or I may stay at home.
II. Underline the correct answer
1. If you like, I can/may make an appointment for you to see Dr Krall tomorrow.
2. Passengers mustn’t /don’t have to smoke while on board the plane.
3. Don’t let Sylvia climb that tree. She might/can fall.
4. You probably shouldn’t/ mustn’t keep your passport in that pocket: it could/ should easily be stolen.
5. I’m afraid Karen can’t/couldn’t come to the party tomorrow because she’s got flu.
6. Oh no! It mustn’t/can’t be 7 o’clock already. John and Graham will be here in fifteen minutes.
7. I absolutely ought to/have to leave the house at 6 if I want to be at the station by six-thirty.
8. Be careful, that pot’s very heavy. You have to/could hurt your back.
9. I have to/ must wear uniform at work according to the work principles.
10. Jack told his son: ‘Today, you have to/ must cut the grass in the garden.’