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Modals of obligation

• have to

• Mustn’t

• Should

• Need

Female:

• Grandmother

• Cousin

• Aunt

• Niece

Preposition

I spend money ... sweets and cookies.

• In

• For

• At

• On

Similar meaning

There is hardly any sugar left in

the jar, so we need to buy more.

• Some

• Many

• Little

• Few

Prepositions:

We watched the football match ...

TV ... home last night.

• At/at

• In/at

• On/at

• In/on

The correct verb:

... your grandparents ... write a letter to

you when they were young

• Did/use to

• Were/used to

• Did/used to

• Do/use to

Modal verb(s)

Children under 15 ... enter

without adult

• Mustn’t

• Could

• Cannot

• May not

Modal verb(s)

You ... lose your weight.

• Don’t have to

• Didn’t need to

• Don’t need to

• Didn’t have to

Compound noun (adj+noun):

• white paper

• Blackboard

• Dark blue

• High tower

Reported speech

You ruined my jacket!

he said.

• He said I ruined his jacket.

• He told I ruined his jacket.

• He accused me of ruining his jacket.

• He blamed that I ruined his jacket.