Obligation (Must & Have To)
Correct this: “She musts to leave early.”
"She must leave early.”
"I will help you tomorrow,” she said.
"She said that she would help me the next day."
Mention all the Possessive Pronouns in order:
Mine, yours, his, hers, its, yours, ours, theirs.
What is the name, occupation, and age of the teacher?
Fernando Ávila, teacher and student, and 21 years old.
Rewrite: “It’s necessary for me to call my boss.” using have to.
“I have to call my boss.”
Is this statement correct “He said he is tired.”?
False. It should usually be “He said he was tired.”
“That pen is her’s.” is correct?
False — it should be “That pen is hers.”
Correct this: “He must to finish the report.”
"He must finish the report.”
“I have to finish my homework” and “I must finish my homework” always mean exactly the same thing.
False — both express obligation, but must is stronger and often used for rules or personal emphasis.
Correct this: “She told that she likes pizza.”
"She said that she liked pizza" or "She told me/you/him that she liked pizza".
Write a sentence using theirs to show ownership of a car.
Example: "That car is theirs.”
Correct this sentence:
“He said he used to being nervous, but now he is get used to speak in public.”
"He said he used to be nervous, but now he is getting used to speaking in public.”
Write 5 sentences with have to about school rules.
One example: “Students have to wear uniforms.”
Change this direct speech into reported speech: “I’m studying English,” he said.
"He said that he was studying English."
"This book is mine.” → What does mine replace?
It replaces “my book.”
Report this statement:
“I felt blue after the exam,” she said.
"She said that she had felt blue after the exam."
“I don’t have to go to the meeting” means “It’s forbidden to go to the meeting.”
False — it means it’s not necessary, but allowed.
Report the next statement:
“I’m studying now, but I’ll call you tomorrow,” she said.
"She said that she was studying then, but she would call me the next day."
Correct this: “This classroom is we.”
“This classroom is ours.”
Report the next statement:
“I must finish my homework tonight,” he said.
"He said that he had to finish his homework that night."