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1 (can / could / may / might)- :
can trust you
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You cannot (can't) trust him
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might (Past) may (Present)- , , :
You may trust him.
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They might do it
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may / might - :
The director may come in 10 minutes
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2- (must / should / ought):
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must):
You must trust her
You should trust them.
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, .. , -. . to be to have. (Past / Present / Future).
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1- :
an= to be able to
He can help you. = He is able to help you.
He will be able to come at 10 pm.
may to be allowed to
You may help him. = You are allowed / permitted to help him
2 :
must = to be to-
should ought to = to have to must:
You must trust her
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You are to trust her.
You must help her. You have to help her.
He had to trust her. => /
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, to have to do:
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Do I have to trust them?
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dare , ; .Dare () to do :
How dare you to come in my office!
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2.2. , can able to must have to.
1. My sister.....................drive but she hasn't got a car.
2. I can't understand my chief. I've never.................understand him.
3. I used to....................stand on my head but I can't do it now.
4. Ask the manager about this problem. She..............help you.
5. I'm afraid I... come to your party next week.
1.Last night he became ill suddenly. We..................call a doctor.
2.You...............work harder if you want to pass the test.
3. I'm afraid I can't come. I..........work late.
4. My brother doesn't like his job. Sometimes he.......work at weekend
5. We couldn't repair the computer ourselves. We........call a specialist.
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Traveling on the "Tube"
If you don't know London very well, you have to travel by 'Tube' - this is the easiest way is. The first thing that you must do is to find one of the 279 tube stations. All of them are clearly marked in the streets with the Underground symbol (on the left). Next, you can study a map of the tube, to choose your route. For the needs of the tourists there is a large map in every station.
In London tube we can see eight lines which go to the different parts of the city. Each line has a different color on the map. You may decide which line you have to take and remember if you have to change from one line to another.
Now you are ready to buy your ticket. Tell the man at the ticket office where you want to go, and he will tell you the fare. If you know the fare and you have the exact change, you can get a ticket from a machine.
There are several platforms at most tube stations. You should be sure that you go to the right one otherwise you can catch the wrong train. First look for the platforms, which serve the line on which you want to travel: there are usually two platforms for each line. They are marked, for example, Central Line, Eastbound or Central Line, Westbound. If you don't know in which direction you are going, look at the list of stations on the platform.
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Now you can get in the train. When you get in it you should watch the lighted indicator board: it tells you where each train is going.
4.1 might.
1 Take an umbrella with you when you go out. It...rain later.
2 Don't make too much noise. You...........disturb the workers.
3 Be careful of that dog. It....................bight you.
4 I don't think we should throw that letter away. We..........use it later.
5 Be careful. The stairs are icy. You............slip.
4.2 must
1.Its getting late. I go now
2.He left an hour before the end of the working day. He ..to leave to Paris.
3.My sister wears glasses. She .to wear it because she doesnt see well.
4.Its urgent. You . Do it quickly!
5.Im sorry I couldnt come in time. I ..help my mother.
