Model: I must go there at once. — I had to go there at once. — I shall have to go there at once. 1. I must catch up with my class. - I had to catch up with my class. - I shall have to catch up with my class 2. The man must sell his house. - The man had to sell his house. - The man will have to sell his house. 3. She must turn off the radio. - She had to turn off the radio. - She will have to turn off the radio. 4. You must be there at nine. - You had to be there at nine. - You will have to be there at nine. 5. The girl must water flowers. - The girl had to water flowers. - The girl will have to water flowers. 6. They must get up at six. - They had to get up at six. - They will have to get up at six. 7. His sister must go shopping. - His sister had to go shopping. - His sister will have to go shopping. 8. We must work in the reading-hall. - We had to work in the reading-hall. - We will have to work in the reading-hall. 9. They must stay at home. - They had to stay at home. - They will have to stay at home. 10. You must pay for it. - You had to pay for it. - You will have to pay for it.
Кроме общественных праздников существуют специальные фестивали в Великобритании. Один из них проходит 5 ноября. В этот день в 1605 году, Гай Фокс попытался взорвать здание Парламента и убить короля Джеймса I. Он не сумел. Люди короля нашли бомбу, заточили Гая Фокса в Тауэр и отрубили ему голову.С тех пор британцы отмечают 5 ноября. Они сжигают чучело, сделанное из соломы и старой одежды на костре, и пускают фейерверки. Этот манекен называется "парень" (как Гай Фокс), и часто можно увидеть детей на улицах 5 ноября говорящих: "Пенни для парня". Если они собирают достаточно денег, они могут купить фейерверки.
Besides public holidays there are some special festivals in Great Britain. One of them takes place on the 5th of November. On that day, in 1605, Guy Fawkes tried to blow up the Houses of Parliament and kill King James I. He didn't succeed. The King's men found the bomb, took Guy Fawkes to the Tower and cut off his head.Since that day the British celebrate the 5th of November. They burn a dummy, made of straw and old clothes, on a bonfire and let off fireworks. This dummy is called a "guy" (like Guy Fawkes) and children can often be seen in the streets before the 5th of November saying, "Penny for the guy." If they collect enough money they can buy some fireworks.
