Must / Have to
(-) I really _____ forget my passport. It's very important.
I really mustn't forget my passport. It's very important.
Maybe she ___ (not / go) back home this weekend.
Maybe she won't go back home this weekend.
"Augmenter" in English
Go up
She don't have to give her a gift, it's not necessary.
She doesn't have to give her a gift, it's not necessary.
What is the difference between "mustn't" and "don't have to"?
Mustn't --> against the law (also 'personal' law)
Don't have to --> not necessary
(+) Her mother always tells her that she ___ tidy her room.
Her mother always tells her that she has to tidy her room.
He hates running so he's sure he ___ (not / run) the marathon.
He hates running so he's sure he is not going to run the marathon.
"prendre soin de qqch" in English
He musts go to the gym more often.
He must go to the gym more often
What are the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives "far", "good" and "sad"?
Far --> further than --> the furthest
Good --> better than --> the best
Sad --> sadder than --> the saddest
(+) The museum is not free so we ___ pay for the ticket.
The museum is not free so we have to pay for the ticket.
(at a restaurant) I ____ (have) the fish, thank you
I will have the fish, thank you
"chercher une information" and "chercher qqun/qqch" in English
look (sth) up
look for sb/sth
Two mistakes
Last night I don't have to go to bed early because it were Saturday.
Last night I didn't have to go to bed early because it was Saturday.
Complete the sentence with a, an, some or any:
Bill is ___ hour late. I don't have ___ patience anymore. Next time I see him I will give him ___ advice to never be late again.
Bill is an hour late. I don't have any patience anymore. Next time I see him I will give him some advice to never be late again.
(-) You see that sign? You ___ smoke here.
You see that sign? You mustn't smoke here.
I see you have your books with you, ___ (study)?
I see you have your books with you, are you going to study?
"renconcer à" et "se mettre à" in English
give (sth) up
take (sth) up
Two mistakes:
A: "Do she have to call her parents tonight?"
B: "Yes, she will call them at 7pm"
A: "Does she have to call her parents tonight?"
B: "Yes, she is going to call them at 7pm"
Complete the sentence with some and/or any:
I would like ____ sweets but I really do not want ___ orange juice.
I would like some sweets but I really do not want any orange juice.
(-) Tests are over. Thankfully I ____ study tomorrow
(-) Tests are over. Thankfully I don't have to study tomorrow
Tomorrow at 8am she ____ (teach), and in the afternoon she thinks she ___ (take) a nap.
Tomorrow at 8am she is going to teach, and in the afternoon she thinks she will take a nap.
"Se reinsegner sur qqch" and "trouver qqch" in English
find out about sth
find sth out
Three mistakes
He mustn't wear a tie to last night's party because it was not required. But he tought it was, and fell rather awkward about it for the whole evening...
He didn't have to wear a tie to last night's party because it was not required. Bu he thought it was, and felt rather awkward about it for the whole evening...
A positive sentence, a negative sentence and a question with the verb "teach" in the past simple form.
taught
didn't teach
did X teach...?