Modal verbs
You look very tired. You __(should/mustn’t) take a break and rest.
I ___ (see) a great documentary about family relationships yesterday.
I saw a great documentary about family relationships yesterday.
A person who is very successful at school or work is called a high ___.
High-achiever
I really appreciate your support. I can always count ___ you.
On
A family where everyone is very close and supports each other is a ___ family.
Close-knit
He has been studying all night. He __(must/can’t) be exhausted.
He must be exhausted.
While my mother ___ (cook) dinner, my father was helping my sister with her homework.
While my mother was cooking dinner, my father was helping my sister with her homework.
When you respect someone's personal space and secrets, you respect their ___.
Privacy
He is very ambitious and wants to stand ___ from the crowd.
Out
My brother and I are completely different — we are like chalk and ___.
Cheese
You __(mustn’t/ don’t have to) bring your own lunch — we have a great school canteen, but you can if you want.
You don’t have to bring your own lunch…
By the time the police arrived, the teenagers ___ (already / run) away.
By the time the police arrived, the teenagers had already run away.
My sister is very ___. She never gets stressed and nothing ever worries her.
Easy-going
Don't blame me ___ the broken vase! It was the cat!
For
When I have a problem, my older sister is a shoulder to ___ on.
When I have a problem, my older sister is a shoulder to cry on.
My parents are very strict. I __(mustn’t/ don’t have to) stay out late on school nights — it’s completely forbidden.
I mustn’t stay out late on school nights…
When I was a child, my older brother constantly ___ (pick) on me — he loved to tease me.
When I was a child, my older brother constantly picked/ was constantly picking on me — he loved to tease me.
He had a very strict ___. His parents didn't allow him to watch TV at all.
Upbringing
She takes ___ her mother — they have the exact same character and smile.
After
To think creatively and find unusual solutions is to think outside the ___.
To think creatively and find unusual solutions is to think outside the box.
Find and correct the mistake: She might to come to the party later, but she isn't sure yet.
She might come — no "to" after modals
We ___ (not / see) him for years, but when we met last week, he looked exactly the same.
We hadn’t seen him for years, but when we met last week, he looked exactly the same.
Name the word: To make someone feel small, to tease or bully them constantly (verb phrase)
To pick on someone
You must stand up ___ your younger brother when someone bullies him.
For
The person who makes all the main decisions in the family is the head of the ___.
Family