Стр.107 Unit 8 Международные приключения ГДЗ Комарова Ларионова 7 класс
Grammar 2 must / mustn’t
Look at the examples and choose the correct words in the rules below.
must / mustn’t
You must go on safari!
You mustn’t forget your camera.
- We use must / mustn’t for obligation and strong recommendation.
- We use must / mustn’t for prohibition and strong advice against something.
- After must / mustn’t we use the infinitive without to.
Complete the sentences with must or mustn’t and these verbs.
sit, buy, get, shout, take, be
World Cup Brazil
- You ______ your tickets from FIFA.
- You ______ your tickets on the black market.
- You ______ in the correct seats, with an adult if you’re under 16.
- You ______ glass bottles into the stadium.
- You ______ abuse at the players.
Rewrite the instructions with You must or You mustn’t.
Instructions
- Don’t take more than six tablets a day.
- Take with food.
- Don’t give to children under 12.
- Don’t exceed the recommended dose.
- Consult your doctor if you feel sick.
Indefinite pronouns
Complete the table with the bold words from the examples.
In South Africa, everyone is mad about football.
Everything is different now.
You can see lions everywhere.
people things places affirmative someone
anyone
(1)something
anything
(2)somewhere
anywhere
(3)negative no one nothing nowhere Choose the correct words.
Travel health advice
(1) ______ can be ill on holiday, so you must be careful. (2) ______ should take a first aid kit, and you must put your doctor’s phone number (3) ______ in your suitcase. If you take this advice, (4) ______ will have a good time!
Complete the postcard with indefinite pronouns.
Hi Zoe,
This is the worst holiday! We’re staying somewhere really horrible on a little island. There’s (1) ______ to do in the evening, and there’s (2) ______ to go dancing. (3) ______ in the hotel is over 40! And (4) ______ is really expensive in the shops. It’s really hot and there are mosquitoes (5) ______.
Help! I want to come home!
Love,
Laura xYour voice
Write three sentences about your class, school and town. Use indefinite pronouns.
1 We use must for obligation and strong recommendation.
2 We use mustn’t for prohibition and strong advice against something.
3 After must / mustn’t we use the infinitive without to.
2
1. You must buy your tickets from FIFA.
2. You mustn’t get your tickets on the black market.
3. You must sit in the correct seats, with an adult if you’re under 16.
4. You mustn’t take glass bottles into the stadium.
5. You mustn’t shout abuse at the players.
3
1. You mustn’t take more than six tablets a day.
2. You must take them with food.
3. You mustn’t give them to children under 12.
4. You mustn’t exceed the recommended dose.
5. You must consult your doctor if you feel sick.
4
| people | things | places | |
|---|---|---|---|
| affirmative | everyone | everything | everywhere |
| negative | no one | nothing | nowhere |
5
1. Everyone can be ill on holiday, so you must be careful.
2. Someone should take a first aid kit, and you must put your doctor’s phone number somewhere in your suitcase.
3. If you take this advice, everyone will have a good time!
6
Hi Zoe,
This is the worst holiday! We’re staying somewhere really horrible on a little island. There’s nothing to do in the evening, and there’s nowhere to go dancing. Everyone in the hotel is over 40! And everything is really expensive in the shops. It’s really hot and there are mosquitoes everywhere. Help! I want to come home!
Love,
Laura x
7
In my class, everyone is friendly.
At my school, everything is well organised.
In my town, there is nowhere boring to go.
