You bills two weeks ago. (advice) a) had better pay b) should pay c) ought to pay d) should have paid . i play tennis every day when i was younger. (repeated action in the past) a) had to b) was able to c) used to d) could he didn't go to the park with us yesterday because he a report. (necessity) a) should b) must c) had to d) could . i you a lift to the station. my car broke down yesterday. (ability) a) must not b) should not c) may not d) can't you go there with me. i can handle it; it's not difficult. (absence of necessity) a) may not b) must not c) don't have to d) had better not

You the bills two weeks ago. (Advice) d) should have paid
. I play tennis every day when I was younger. (Repeated action in the past) c) used to
He didn't go to the park with us yesterday because he write a report. (Necessity) c) had to
. I give you a lift to the station. My car broke down yesterday. (Ability)   d) can't
You go there with me. I can handle it; it's not difficult. (Absence of necessity) c) don't have to

a) There are a lot of beautiful places in our town.

b) There is nothing in the bag.

c) How many floors are there in this block of flats?

d) How much tea was there in the glass a minute ago?

e) There are seven days in a week.

2. Put in some, any, no, every or their derivatives:

1. NOTHING serious happened to him that day.

2. They didn’t say ANYTHING.

3. There hang EVERY (?) drawings on the wall.

4. Do you see ANYTHING/ANYBODY in the room?

5. Take SOME journal from the bookcase.

6. I’m sure there is SOMEBODY in the flat, knock louder.

7. Many young people couldn’t find ANY job.

8. Is there ANYTHING else you want to tell me? – No, NOTHING .

9. Can I have SOME coffee? – Yes, you can have SOME (?).

10. We haven’t got ANY questions.

Emma: What are you doing?

Sally: I’m looking for my document. I’ve looked everywhere.

Emma: Your document? I think I saw it somewhere in here. Maybe it’s on sofa.

Sally: No, there isn’t anything  there. I checked a minute ago.

Emma: oh, ok. Maybe you left it in the kitchen while you were working yesterday at night? Or did anywhere pick it up by mistake in the morning?

Sally: The kitchen? Let’s go and have a look.

Emma: Hold on. I think I see something  under the chair. Look!

Sally: That’s it! Thanks.

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