Complete the conversations by drawing conclusions, using must or must not

and the verbs in the word box. Use each verb only once.

 cook
 like
 feel
 hate
 love
 be
 have x 2
 know

1. A: I borrowed 50 books from the library

B: Really? You must love to read!

2. A: Anna didn’t want any cake

B: What? She must not feel well! She always eats sweets

3. A: My sister doesn’t have a computer or a cell phone

B: Really? She must hate technology

4. A: I’ve been sneezing and coughing, and my head hurts.

B: You must have a cold

5. A: Paula is a chef at a restaurant

B: Wow. She must cook very good!

6. A: I can’t stand being in a room with a lot of people I don´t know

B: So, you must not have big parties

7. A: Jen is new in town

B: She must not know a lot of people

8. A: I just saw Lisa. She´s back at work.

B: She must not be sick any more

Move

come to the meeting this morning  

 
 I'll be fine 

since last night

  feel very wel

l how you feel

 call a doctor 

short of breath

 must be awful

 anything wrong

 I will

A
I'm sorry, but I don't think I can. Come to the meeting this morning
:
B
Really? Is there? anything wrong
:
A Well, actually, I don't. Feel very well I've been coughing since last night, and I

: feel a little short of breath.

B
Oh, no. That must be awful. Would you like me to call a doctor?
:
A
That's really nice of you, but I'm sure I’ll be fine.
:
B
Then call me later and let me know , I how you feel OK?
:
A
I will Thanks.
: