. Refer the following sentences to the past and the future by
changing the forms of the modal verbs must, can, may; use them in
the negative and interrogative. Translate the sentences.
a) 1. He must read the book. 2. A secretary must come to work in
time. 3. We must pass the examination in English. 4.1 must finish the
translation in time. 5. He must work hard. 6. Bob must learn these
new words by heart.
b) 1. She can translate this sentence from English into Russian.
2. Jane can continue her studies at the correspondence department.
3.1 can hire a car from our local garage. 4. Dr Parker can see you at
twelve on Tuesday. 5. They can use a computer to do calculations.
6. He can type very well.
c) l.You may stop work today. 2. The students may use this
library. 3. He may take my bike. 4. John may use my office. 5. You
may go home after classes. 6. You may ask him to do that job for you. . Refer the following sentences to the past and the future by
changing the forms of the modal verbs must, can, may; use them in
the negative and interrogative. Translate the sentences.
a) 1. He must read the book. 2. A secretary must come to work in
time. 3. We must pass the examination in English. 4.1 must finish the
translation in time. 5. He must work hard. 6. Bob must learn these
new words by heart.
b) 1. She can translate this sentence from English into Russian.
2. Jane can continue her studies at the correspondence department.
3.1 can hire a car from our local garage. 4. Dr Parker can see you at
twelve on Tuesday. 5. They can use a computer to do calculations.
6. He can type very well.
c) l.You may stop work today. 2. The students may use this
library. 3. He may take my bike. 4. John may use my office. 5. You
may go home after classes. 6. You may ask him to do that job for you.
