Must and Mustn't
True or False: You mustn't wear shorts in the winter.
True!
Fill in the Blank: I bought ___ car last weekend. (indefinite)
I bought a car last weekend.
a) to cross the road.
b) to learn new things.
c) to open the door.
A: He looks left and right to cross the road.
Fill in the Blank: I ______ (go) to Italy three times.
I have gone to Italy three times.
a) Good
b) Better
c) Best
C: Best
Fill In the Blank: Children ______ play in the street.
(must or mustn't)
Children mustn't play in the street.
Fill in the Blank: My grandmother tries to eat ___ orange every day. (indefinite)
My grandmother tries to eat an orange every day.
Fill in the Blank: He decided ____ a new mobile phone.
a) to not buy
b) not to buys
c) not to buy
C: He decided not to buy a new mobile phone.
Fill in the Blank: Tony and Martha ____ (be) students for the last five years.
Tony and Martha have been students for the last five years.
Fill in the Blank: Nikola Jokić is a ______ (strong) basketball player than James Harden.
Nikola Jokić is a stronger basketball player than James Harden.
Correct the Sentence: You mustn't look at traffic lights while driving.
You must look at traffic lights while driving. (Or other correct answer)
Multiple Choice: Tommy and his friends...
a) played in a town square last night.
b) played in the town square last night.
c) played in an town square last night.
B) Tommy and his friends played in the town square last night.
Combine the Sentences: Mary stayed at school until 3 PM. She had to finish her history project.
a) has eat
b) has eaten
c) have eaten
C: I'm Hungarian, so I have eaten goulash many times before.
Change the comparative adjective to a superlative adjective: My baseball skills are worse than yours.
(Try to add something to the end!)
My basketball skills are the worst (in the league.)
Unscramble: You / at / shout / your / classmates / mustn't / the / teachers / or
You mustn't shout at your classmates or the teachers.
Replace the word "three" with an article: Tracy carried three books home from the library after school.
Tracy carried the books home from the library after school.
Unscramble: We / get / better / for / hours / five / grade / a / studied / to
We studied for five hours to get a better grade.
Correct the Mistake: Shirley have eaten her breakfast every morning for the past two weeks.
Shirley has eaten her breakfast every morning for the past two weeks.
Multiple Choice: Albert Einstein was _______ (intelligent) than Stephen Hawking.
a) more intelligent
b) intelligenter
c) more intelligenter
A: Albert Einstein was more intelligent than Stephen Hawking.
Unscramble: students / wear / school / they / when / high / uniforms / in / are / must
Students must wear uniforms when they are in high school.
True or False: You can use the articles "a" and "an" with plural nouns.
False: You cannot use "a" and "an" with plural nouns.
Create an Ending to this Sentence: I invited my friends over... (use "to")
I invited my friends over (to have a party.)
Fill in the Blank: Michael ____ (try) to fix his door for two years now.
Michael has tried to fix his door for two years now.
Fix the Mistake: Tony Hawk is the most good skateboarder in the world.
Tony Hawk is the best skateboarder in the world.