Use indirect speech beginning with: He wondered I. What have you been reading lately? 2. Has it been snowing here very long? 3. Since what time have you been learning Greek? 4. Have you been reading anything interesting lately? 5. Who has been sleeping in my bed? 6. How long have your relations been staying with you? 7. Why have they been working so hard all these years? 8. Has anything good been happening to you lately? 9. How long has all this been going on? 10. What has Peter been telling you?

ответ:most suitable modal verb: must, have to, should, ought to:

1. I … clean my room. I always do it on Saturday.

2. I … to clean my room tomorrow.

3. My granny is in hospital. I … visit her.

4. You … to see “Titanic” – it’s a great film.

5. This is a terrible party. We really … go home.

6. You … watch TV for so long.

7. This is a lovely party, but it’s getting late and we … to go home.

8. Alice wants to improve her English. She … work harder.

9. Drivers … to obey the speed limit.

10. I often … cook supper because my parents work late hours.

2. Complete the sentences using the most suitable modal verb: can, could, may, might :

1. Robert … speak English well enough to talk without an interpreter.

2. Mother, … I come back home at 11 tonight?

3. Father … repair my broken bicycle.

4. I … come round this evening.

5. They say I … do sums well.

6. Bob … phone this evening.

7. Johnny, dear, … you do something for me.

8. … you go shopping this evening?

9. I … do the flat myself.

10. It … rain soon.

3. Choose the right variant

1. Can/could you explain me the grammar rule? (you are talking to your friend)

2. Bess might/may go to the theatre tonight. (you are 50% sure)

3. Mary must/ have to clean her room because Mary’s mother asked her to do it.

4. I want to look great. I have to/must stop eating junk food.

5. I have to/must stop drinking coffee. My doctor said it is bad for my heart.

 

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