C. Complete with must/have to, mustn't or don't have to.1. We- pay an entrance fee. The computerfair isn't free.2. I'll tell you a secret, but youtell anyoneOK?3. Don't leave your rubbish on the beach. We- keep it clean.4. Youtake the dog for a walk now. I'll doit later.5. Don't throw popcorn in the water! The sign saysthat wefeed the fish!​

C. Complete with must/have to, mustn't or don't have to.

1. We don't have to pay an entrance fee. The computer fair isn't free.

2. I'll tell you a secret, but you mustn't tell anyone, OK?

3. Don't leave your rubbish on the beach. We must keep it clean.

4. You don't have to take the dog for a walk now. I'll do it later.

5. Don't throw popcorn in the water! The sign says that we mustn't feed the fish!​

1 Tom is the shortest person in my class.  (superlative)

2 Mable is more hard-working than me. (comparative/)

3 When I was 5 I could ride a bike.

4 Now I can drive a car.

5 In future I will be able to run a marathon.

6 When I was young I used to to play with toys, but now I don't.

7 When I was young I didn't use to have long hair, but now it is 30 cm long.

8 I will drink tea as soon as mum comes.

9 When you finish, call me please.

10 I have got new, brown, American, leather shoes.

11 He speaks loudly.

12. What is their car like? -It is quite beautiful.

13 I am rather tired.

14 I am interested in Art.

15 It is exciting news!

Объяснение:

Помогите с тестом по английскому, пожалуйста, хотя бы на пару вопросов. Текст: TYPES OF UNIVERSITIES IN THE UK Oxbridge 1) The name "Oxbridge" has been denoting the universities of Oxford and Cambridge. They (to found) in the medieval period. Each college (not to have) got full independence. They are federations of semi-independent colleges. Each college (modal verb) have its own staff, known as "fellows". Most colleges have their own dining hall, library, chapel and enough accommodation for at least half of their students. The dining hall is an important feature of the typical Oxford and Cambridge college. It (to provide) a place to both dine and socialise. 2) The fellows teach the college students, either one-to-one or in very small groups (known as "tutorials" in Oxford and "supervisions" in Cambridge). Oxbridge (not to have) high student/staff ratio.