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    This document contains homework assignments on the proper uses of modal verbs like "should", "must", "can", and "won't". There are 3 exercises - the first lists sentences using these modal verbs, the second is blank, and the third asks the student to match modal verbs with their definitions. The homework focuses on distinguishing the meanings and uses of different modal verbs.

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    Homework №5

    Page 62, ex. 1

    1. You shouldn’t wear red, it doesn’t suit you. ––

    2. May I make a suggestion? ––

    3. You can smoke in the designated area only. ––

    4. I can take you to the airport after all. ––

    5. You must obtain a visa to work in Australia. ––

    6. You should always make an appointment. ––

    7. You’ll pass, Don’t worry. ––

    8. You mustn’t walk on grass. ––

    9. I couldn’t get through, the line was engaged. ––

    10. I won’t discuss the matter any further. ––

    Page 63, ex. 1

    Page 63, ex. 3

    Page 64, ex. 5

    1. won’t (a) 5. refuse to (d) 9. be able to (b)

    2. manage to (b) 6. Are you able (a) 10. don’t have to (b)

    3. must (a) 7. Can you (d) 11. don’t have to (c)

    4. don’t have to (c) 8. May (b) 12. ‘d better (a)

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