Grammar 1
Complete the sentence with: can, can't, have to or don't have to.
You _______ pay to join the library.
don't have to
Read the situation. Think of advice for a friend. Use your own ideas.
You'll need to ...
How much is it to the city centre?
a Sure ... here you are. Have a safe trip now.
b OK.
c Thanks very much ... And here's your change, fifteen dollars.
d The Park Inn on Broadway, right?
e That depends on the traffic.
f Well, OK, but can you pay me first?
e
Grameen gives small loans – usually _____ US$100.
no more than
politician
/ˌpɒl.ɪˈtɪʃ.ən/
Complete the sentence with: can, can't, have to or don't have to.
You _______ borrow more than six books.
can't
Read the situation. Think of advice for a friend. Use your own ideas.
"My manager wants me to work this weekend but friends are coming to stay with me."
You'll have to ...
Can you take me to the Park Inn?
a Sure ... here you are. Have a safe trip now.
b OK.
c Thanks very much ... And here's your change, fifteen dollars.
d The Park Inn on Broadway, right?
e That depends on the traffic.
f Well, OK, but can you pay me first?
d
They pay ____ 16 percent interest a year.
about
discussion
/dɪˈskʌʃ.ən/
Complete the sentence with: can, can't, have to or don't have to.
You _______ keep books for up to three weeks.
can
Read the situation. Think of advice for a friend. Use your own ideas.
"I promised to meet a friend tonight but I feel too tired now."
It's a good idea to ...
Could you wait here for five minutes? I just have to get some papers.
a Sure ... here you are. Have a safe trip now.
b OK.
c Thanks very much ... And here's your change, fifteen dollars.
d The Park Inn on Broadway, right?
e That depends on the traffic.
f Well, OK, but can you pay me first?
f
In 2007, Grameen Bank had ____ seven million customers ...
over
pronunciation
/prəˌnʌn.siˈeɪ.ʃən/
Complete the sentence with: can, can't, have to or don't have to.
You _______ pay a fine if you keep books too long.
have to
Read the situation. Think of advice for a friend. Use your own ideas.
"I really want to stop smoking but I can't."
Make sure ...
The Royal Bank on Howe Street, please.
a Sure ... here you are. Have a safe trip now.
b OK.
c Thanks very much ... And here's your change, fifteen dollars.
d The Park Inn on Broadway, right?
e That depends on the traffic.
b
In 2007, Grameen Bank had over seven million customers in _______ eighty thousand villages.
nearly
musician
/mjuːˈzɪʃ.ən/
Complete the sentence with: can, can't, have to or don't have to.
You _______ borrow dictionaries.
can't
Read the situation. Think of advice for a friend. Use your own ideas.
"My friend invited me to a party tonight but I have an important exam tomorrow morning."
Remember to ...
Just make it thirty-five dollars.
a Sure ... here you are. Have a safe trip now.
b OK.
c Thanks very much ... And here's your change, fifteen dollars.
d The Park Inn on Broadway, right?
e That depends on the traffic.
f Well, OK, but can you pay me first?
c
There are now _____ seven thousand other microcredit organisations around the world.
more than
electrician
/ˌel.ɪkˈtrɪʃ.ən/