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Complete the sentences. Choose the correct verbs: must, needn’t, have to, need.

Benny _______work harder. He’s going to fail his exams, if he doesn't.

• must

• mustn't

• needn't

• have to

Complete the sentences. Choose the correct verbs: must, needn’t, have to, need.
We _______ go shopping this afternoon. The fridge is full.

• need
• must
• have to
• needn't

Complete the sentences. Choose the correct verbs: must, needn’t, have to, need, mustn’t.
I’m going to tell you a secret, but you __________ tell anyone!

• need
• have to
• must
• mustn’t

Complete the sentences. Choose the correct verbs: must, needn’t, have to, need, mustn’t.
You ________ cross the street at the pedestrian crossing.

• have to
• mustn’t
• need
• must

Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too, or enough and the words in brackets.
The new teacher isn’t __________ as the last one. (popular)

• as popular as

• too popular

• popular enough

• as not popular as

Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too, or enough and the words in brackets.
We haven’t got _______ to buy three tickets. (money)

• enough money
• as much money
• too little money
• not enough money

Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too, or enough and the words in brackets.
I don’t think I’ll go for a walk today. It’s ________. (wet)

• too wet
• too much wet

• as wet as
• not wet enough

Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too, or enough and the words in brackets.
Why didn’t Denise get the job? She’s _______ Gerry. (clever)

• as clever as
• not as clever as

• clever enough
• too clever than

Complete the sentences. Use as ... as, too, or enough and the words in brackets.
She didn’t get the part in the film because she isn’t ________. (funny)

• not funny enough
• as funny as
• funny enough
• too funny

Complete the sentences. Use many, much, a little, any, a few.
There are only ___ actors in that new play.

• a few
• many
• much
• any