плиез. Надо как N° 1 1. He (could / ought to) have asked me how to use the equipment. 2. You (must / should) be very proud of your daughter winning the race. 3. I (can’t / mustn’t) have found my mobile for days. It makes my life impossible. 4. Natalie (needn’t / didn’t have to) to hurry, she wasn’t late. 5. This dog (must / should) belong to Harry. It’s got his address on its collar. 6. When I lived on the coast, I (should / could) swim in the sea every day. 7. I saw her entering the house. She (can / must) be at home. 8. You (mustn’t / needn’t) vacuum the carpet. I’ve already done it. 9. (Could / shall) you tell me where the bank is, please? 10. (May / shall) I use your phone? N° 2 Conditionals 1. If Alain (not/wake up) late, he would have arrived at work on time. 2. If I were you, I (invite) her. Why didn’t you? 3. If you drink too much coffee, you (not be able) to sleep. 4. I wish you (take off) your dirty boots at the door. 5. If only he (not / break) the window, his parents (not / have to) pay for it. 6. If only I had booked the seat, we (can go) to the concert tonight. 7. If you (leave) earlier, you (not / miss) the bus. That’s why you were late. 8. Unless you study hard, you (not be able) to pass the exam. 9. If I (be) you, I (not / tell) anyone about it. 10. I wish you (be) more patient. N° 3 1. You’ve been to Chins, didn’t you / haven’t you? 2. Let’s order pizza for dinner, shall we / do we? 3. Malta is an island, is it / isn’t it? 4. I’m shorter than Liz, am I not / aren’t I? 5. Meet me tomorrow, will you / do you? 6. There is some coffee for me, isn’t it / isn’t there? 7. She has never been to Berlin, has she / hasn’t she? 8. Tom isn’t sleeping now, is he / isn’t he? 9. I’m not late, are I / am I? 10. He used to like it here, didn’t he / wasn’t he?