Question

1b Use the examples to help you match the two halves of the rules.

1Have to and must are used...
2 Can is used...
3 Had better ought to and should have similar
meanings. They are used...
4 We use can't...
5 Mustn't is also used...
6 We use don't have to ...

a) to show that something is not possible, or not
allowed or permitted.
b) to show that something is not necessary or there is
no obligation
c) to talk about things which are obligatory or
necessary
d) to show that something is possible or permitted.
e) to show that something is not permitted.
f) for advice and recommendations.

Answer 1

Перевод:

Объяснение:

1b Используйте примеры, чтобы вам сопоставить две

половины правил.

1Have to и must используются...

Используется 2 банки...

3 Лучше бы, чтобы и у них похожие

значения. Они используются...

4 Мы используем can't...

5 Не должно также использоваться...

6 Мы используем не обязательно ...

а) показать, что что-то невозможно, или не

позволено, или дозволено.

б) показать, что что-то не нужно или нет

никакой обязанности

в) говорить о вещах обязательных или

необходимых

г) показать, что что-то возможно или разрешено.

д) показать, что что-то не дозволено.

е) за консультациями и рекомендациями

Answer 2

1Have to and must are used... - c) to talk about things which are obligatory or necessary.

2 Can is used... - d) to show that something is possible or permitted.

3 Had better, ought to and should have similar meanings. They are used... - f) for advice and recommendations.

4 We use can't... - a) to show that something is not possible, or not allowed or permitted.

5 Mustn't is also used... - e) to show that something is not permitted.

6 We use don't have to ... - b) to show that something is not necessary or there is no obligation.

Explanation:
1. When we use "have to" or "must", it means that the action is obligatory or necessary. For example, "You have to finish your homework before watching TV" or "I must study for the exam".
2. "Can" is used when something is possible or permitted. For example, "I can go to the party if I finish my chores".
3. "Had better", "ought to", and "should" have similar meanings and are used for giving advice or recommendations. For example, "You had better study for the test if you want to get a good grade" or "You should eat healthy food to stay fit".
4. "Can't" is used to show that something is not possible, not allowed, or not permitted. For example, "You can't enter the building without a pass" or "He can't swim because he doesn't know how".
5. "Mustn't" is used to show that something is not permitted. For example, "You mustn't touch the hot stove" or "You mustn't speak during the exam".
6. "Don't have to" is used to show that something is not necessary or there is no obligation. For example, "You don't have to bring your own lunch; there will be food provided" or "They don't have to wear a uniform to school".