Question

Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Use the words in the above box.

1. Today is a holiday. I
go to work.
2.
3. My mother
4. I
5. A: Do they
6. Patrick
7. Anne
8. Excuse me, I
9.
10. My friend
11. Camels
12. My sister.
13. Astronauts
14. A:
15. Do you really
your sister
go to school today?
go to the post office now.
study for the grammar test tomorrow.
you
get up early every morning? B: Yes, they
drive to the store. He can take a bus.
see a doctor because she isn't feeling well.
answer my phone.
leave soon?
take a driving test this afternoon.
drink water for a long time.
see a dentist. She has an appointment.
bring food and water into space.
he have to study now? B: Yes, he
make so much noise?

Answer 1

This question is about using the modals 'have to' and 'must' to express obligation or necessity in English.

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Today is a holiday. I don't have to go to work.

2. I need to go to the post office now.

3. My mother has to see a doctor because she isn't feeling well.

4. I have to answer my phone.

5. A: Do they have to leave soon? B: Yes, they have to drive to the store.

6. Patrick doesn't have to take a bus. He can drive to the store.

7. Anne needs to take a driving test this afternoon.

8. Excuse me, I must see a dentist. She has an appointment.

9. My friend has to bring food and water into space.

10. My sister doesn't have to drink water for a long time.

11. Camels can go a long time without drinking water.

12. My sister needs to study for the grammar test tomorrow.

13. Astronauts must bring food and water into space.

14. A: Does he have to study now? B: Yes, he has to make so much noise?

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