A. Must can't : ,
, , -, , to be.
You must be tired after your journey. | , .( , ) |
That can't be Sue. She's in Brazil. | , . .( , ) |
B. May, might could : ,
. . Might may. Could not .
It may not rain. I might go out, I don't know. I could get wet! | , , . , , -, . , . |
C. Be bound to (- )
, must .
You're bound to see Paula if you go there. | , .( , ) |
You must see Paula if you go there. | , .() |
A. Must have to
Have to , - , must , . .
You must start working harder! | ! ( ) |
You have to turn left here. | . ( ) |
Sorry, I must leave/have to leave now. | , . ( ) |
B. Mustn 't don't have to
Mustn't , . Don't have to , .
You mustn't leave any bags here. | . ( ) |
You don't have to apply yet. | . ( ) |
C. Should ought to
. , , , .
I think you should see a doctor. | , . |
You ought not to continue. | . |
You should send in your application by July 18th. | 18 . |
D. Should
Should , , .
Brenda should be home by now. | . ( , ) |
E. Had better
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I think you'd better leave now. | , . ( , ) |
You'd better not drive. | . ( ) |
F. Is/Are to - ( , , )
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No-one is to leave the room. | . |
You are not to leave the room. | . |
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a) There's someone at the door. It can be/ must be the postman.
b) Don't worry, you don't have to/mustn't pay now.
c) I think you had better/would better take a pullover with you.
d) Jones could be/must be president if Smith has to resign.
e) Sorry, I can't stay any longer. I have to go/might go.
f) It was 5 o'clock an hour ago. Your watch can't be/mustn't be right.
g) It's a school rule, all the pupils have to wear/must wear a uniform.
h) I suppose that our team must win/should win, but I'm not sure.
i) Let's tell Diana. She could not/might not know.
j) In my opinion, the government might do/should do something about this.