Modal verbs of obligation, prohibition and advice
You needn't / don't need come to class tomorrow.
needn't
Money that you get back when you return something you have paid for.
change / receipt / refund / cash
refund
I met friend yesterday in city centre.
I met a friend yesterday in the city centre.
She doesn't work as hard / hardly as me.
hard
The test was __ long __ finish in just one lesson.
too ; to
You mustn't / aren't allowed to take your own food into a restaurant.
both are correct
What you get back from someone showing that you have given them money.
cash / receipt / bill / change
receipt
When I'm bored I pick up book and read.
When I'm bored I pick up a book and read.
My classmates are a lot less hard-working than / as me.
than
My uncle was __ serious __ he never laughed.
so ; that
Yesterday I ____ (have to talk) to the bank manager.
had to talk
I couldn't get that game because it had s__ o__.
sold out
Programmes I watch are all on late at night.
The programmes I watch are all on late at night.
She speaks faster / more faster than / as anybody else I know.
She speaks faster than anybody else I know.
My friend wasn't patient ___ __ see the start of the film.
enough ; to
I spent all night worrying about the exam, but I ___ (need worry) because it was easy.
needn't have worried
The bill c__ t__ 24€
comes to
Most important thing in life are good friends.
The most important thing in life are good friends.
They're the most / more confident people I know.
the most
He arrived __ late __ see the start of the film.
too ; to
I'm sorry. I ____ (should lie) to you.
shouldn't have lied
Last week we s___ o__ on lunch in a restaurant.
splashed out
Experts say government is having problems.
Experts say the government is having problems.
The sunnier it is, it gets hotter. / the hotter it gets.
the hotter it gets.
It was __ a long film __ we didn't stay to see the end.
such ; that