Focus on Grammar

2. Use must, needn’t, mustn’t. Look at the signs and complete the sentences.NO SCHOOLMONDAYSEPTEMBER17NEXTTRAINSURBITON17.201. You _____ drive faster than 50 k.p.h. here.2. The children _____ go to school on Monday.3. In Armenia you _____ drive on the left.4. You _____ cross the street here.5. Everybody _____ drive carefully here.6. All cars _____ turn left here.7. It’s ten past five. You _____ wait long time for a train to Surbiton.8. You _____ smoke here.3. Travelling. Complete the sentences with a form of have to.1. Martin _____ leave from Victoria station for his trip._____ he _____ leave from Victoria?I thought he _____ leave from Paddington.2. The Browns want to fly to England.They _____ fly to London._____ they _____ fly to London?I know they _____ fly to Scotland first.3. Julia had to go by train on her last trip._____ she _____ to go by train?She wanted to go by plane.4. _____ we _____ take this bus to the Zoo?No, you _____. This bus goes to the cinema.5. We _____ cross the river by boat if you want to get there quickly._____ we _____ go by boat? Why not use this bridge.4. It’s unfair. Use be allowed to. Be careful with tenses.I am not allowed to do anything. I _____ (not) stay until 12 yesterday. I _____(not) watch the film I wanted to. On Monday I _____(not) buy a tennis ball. On SundayI _____ (not) go to the pop concert. I _____ (not) go out with Tom. I _____(not) speakover the phone long. I _____ (not) read in bed. I’m afraid in a year I _____ (not) speakaloud. I _____ (not) bring my friends home. I _____ (not) go to the disco. Oh, Mum,answer one question, “When _____ I _____ think for myself?”5. Complete the dialogues with the correct form of be able to.1. Laura, _____ you _____ buy new stamps yesterday afternoon?No, and I _____ buy new records tomorrow.61