VOCABULARY 1
The price of TVs was lower last year. They __________ in January.
increased
If you ride a bike in the street, you ___ know the road signs.
must/have to
Jamie could / must be in his Spanish class but I’m not quite sure.
Cara received a payment, so she made a ___ of £100 into her account.
DEPOSIT
In this region, more people are employed in the __________ sector than in retail. Most of them work in car factories.
MANUFACTURING
You ___ bring lunch to school tomorrow. We’ll have a pizza party in the class.
needn´t / don´t have to
They’ve been playing basketball for three hours. They ______ be exhausted.
MUST
Name of the machine where you withdraw money from.
The shop assistant informed us that the chocolate-mint ice cream would be back in __________ next week.
STOCK
Give advice using the modal HAVE TO
I don’t want to harm the environment.
PAST OR PRESENT?
You must be tired. You’ve been working all day.
PRESENT
Cheers!
There was a huge __________ for computers when students started online lessons. Everyone needed reliable equipment.
DEMAND
Read the first sentence. Then write a reply with your own ideas. Include the word in capitals in your answer.
A My goods haven’t arrived.
B________________________________________________________________ (OUGHT)
CHECK STUDENT´S ANSWERS
I can’t find my wallet! Someone could steal / might have stolen it while we were on the train or I could / must have left it at home.
MIGHT HAVE STOLEN
COULD HAVE LEFT
When someone charges us more than they should we say that is a____ -_____
The activity of buying and selling or of exchanging goods or services between people or countries
trade
You ___ go to the Grand Bazaar when you visit Istanbul – it’s a really amazing place.
A ☐ must B ☐ ought to C ☐ should
all correct
That exam was so hard. I can’t pass ______________________________, I hardly answered any of the questions.
can´t have passed
Is the ____________ _____________ on the loan very high?
interest rate