Rules and obligation

Choose the correct option:

· use a) have to/don't have to b) must/mustn't to talk about rules.

· use a) have to/don't have to b) must/mustn't to talk about obligations.

· must means it is important/necessary to do something.

· have tomeans it is important/necessary to do something.

• Mustn't means it is not necessary/not important to do something.
• Don't have tomeans it is not necessary/not important to do something.
• Use the verb aftermustwith/without to

Complete the grammar table:

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2. Adjective: superlative

Choose the correct option:

Use superlative to comparemore than two things / describe a noun / compare two things.

Complete the rule:

One-syllable adjective + ... , for example, ...

Two- syllable adjective ending with ... or ... + ... , for example, ...

Two and more syllable adjectives - ... + adjective, for example, ...

Irregular adjectives, for example, ...

Card 11

1. be /do in questions

Choose the correct option:

Use the verb a) do b) be in the first place to ask a question about a state or location of the subject, for example...

Use the auxiliary a)be b) do to ask a question about the action of the subject, for example ...

2. Should / must

Choose the correct option:

• Use a) should/shouldn't b) must/mustn't to give and ask for advice.
• Use a) should/shouldn't b) must/mustn't to give advice.
• Use a) should/shouldn't b) must/mustn't to give a very strong advice.

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Pronouns

Complete the table with the proper pronouns

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Predictions

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Use going to / will to predict the future, based on things happening now.

Use going to / will to predict the future.

Use an infinitive with/without to after will.

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