How do we say "automobile"?
Car
We like __________ (run) in the park.
We like running in the park.
You must / mustn't be 18 to drive a car.
Must
How do we say "posso aiutarti?"
Can I help you?
MUST OR DON'T HAVE TO?
You/look/left before you cross the road.
You must look left before you cross the road.
How do we say "aereo"?
Plane
My mum loves ________ (cook) chocolate cakes.
My mum loves cooking chocolate cakes.
You must / mustn't leave rubbish on the street.
Mustn't.
How do we say "biglietto di andata"?
Single ticket.
MUSTN'T OR DON'T HAVE TO?
You/get up early/because it's Saturday!
You don't have to get up early because it's Saturday.
How do we say "autobus"?
Bus
They want ________ (go) to London.
They want to go to London.
He mustn't / doesn't have to clean his room. He did it yesterday.
Doesn't have to
How do we say "Vorrei un biglietto di andata per Brighton"?
I would like a single ticket to Brighton.
MUSTN'T OR DON'T HAVE TO?
You/forget/your identidy card when you travel.
You mustn't forget your identity card when you travel.
How do we say "traghetto"?
Ferry
He doesn't mind ________ (walk) the dog.
He doesn't mind walking the dog.
Jason doesn't have to walk to school. He has got a new bike.
Doesn't have to
How do we say "binario"?
Platform.
-ING OR INFINITIVE?
They enjoy (visit) art galleries.
They enjoy visiting art galleries.
How do we say "camion"?
Lorry
I hope ________ (visit) my cousins as soon as possible.
I hope to visit my cousins as soon as possible.
I mustn't / don't have to be late for school.
Mustn't.
How do we say "Da quale binario parte il treno?"
What platform does the train leave?
-ING OR INFINITIVE?
Don't forget (call) me when you come back home.
Don't forget to call me when you come back home.