Pag. 127

Ex. 1

1. You must have valid insurance
2. You must be at least 17 years old
3. All passengers must wear a seatbelt
4. You mustn’t drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs
5. You mustn’t use a mobile phone while driving
6. Under 12s mustn’t sit in the front
7. You don’t have to carry a first aid kit
8. You don’t have to have spare light bulbs
9. You don’t have to carry a high visibility vest

Ex. 2

1. You have to take this medicine twice a day
2. You don’t have to pay only in pounds
3. You mustn’t use mobiles here

Ex. 3

1. A. You don’t have to tell Fiona about the party – it’s a surprise!

          B. Don’t worry, I won’t.

2. A. You were late home last night.

          B. Yes, there were no buses, so we had to wait for the bus.

3. A. I saw you in the city centre yesterday. Why weren’t you at school?

          B. Oh, we hadn’t to go to school yesterday. It was closed.Well, the teachers had to walk home -it was a training day for them.

4. A. Sorry we’re late. We must go.

          B. No problem.

5. A. Do you have to go to school on Saturday?

          B. Yes, unfortunately. But we only have lessons until 12 o’clock.

6. A. Do everyone have to go to the meeting this afternoon?

          B. no, not everyone.

7. A. The fire alarm went off in school today, so we all have to leave our classes and wait outside.

          B. do you have to stay outside for long?

          A. No, only about ten minutes?

8. A. Must you wear a uniform at your school?

          B. No, luckily – I hate uniforms. What about at your school?

          A. No, we don’t. But we have to be smart and we haven’t to wear jeans.

 

Pag. 129

Ex.1

1. You need a shower.
2. Tom needs some help.
3. Suzy needs a new mobile.
4. You need a dictionary.
5. You need some food.
6. Teresa needs some sleep.

Ex. 2

1. A. Are you coming to the cinema with us this evening?

          B. Maybe, but I need to do some homework first.

          A. Ok, bus you’ll need to be there by 7.30. The film starts at 7.45 .

2. A. There isn’t going to be a PE lesson tomorrow, so you need to bring your PE kit.

          B. Great – we can go home early!

          A. Well, no – there’s going to be an extra French lesson, so you need to be here for that.

3. A. I need to go to town. Do you want to come with me?

          B. Sure. What need you go into town for?

          A. Oh, I need to take a birthday present for Paula. She’s 16 on Friday.

4. A. Have you fixed you computer?

          B. Yes, I just need to reinstall some software. Luckily, I need to get it to the shop to be repaired – that’s really expensive!

5. A. What’s you new phone like?

          B. It’s OK. The only thing I don’t like is that the battery need to change every day.

6. A. Is there anything I can do to help clean up?

          B. Well, the dishes need to wash. Could you do them, please?

7. A. There’s a lot of black smoke coming out of my scooter.

          B. Maybe the oil need to change.

          A. I don’t know how to do that. I’ll need to take it to a mechanic, I guess.

Ex. 3

1. We needn’t have rushed to the station. The train was late.
2. Jane got the bus to the airport, so I didn’t need to give her a lift.
3. I forwarded the email to Christina, but I needn’t have because she’d already got it.
4. We found your house easily. We needn’t have asked for directions at all.

Ex. 4

1. There’s no need to worry
2. There’s no need to hurry
3. There’s no need to tell her