Visitors ___ stay in the hospital after ten pm.

We had an appointment yesterday afternoon but he ___ see me.

I didn’t ___ ring her up for she did it herself.

The rain was so sudden that everybody ___ take a shelter.

If you ___ fix a radio, you ___ repair a TV too.

-I’ve examined you very carefully. I think all you ___ is a good rest. -But I’m still feeling sick. Why don’t you look at my tongue? -It ___ a rest too.

You ___ do this work yourself, if you try.

Guests of the hotel ___ warn the clerk in advance when they leave.

My mother ___ neither read nor write after the operation and now I ___ help her.

___ I borrow your text-book? I’ve left mine at home.

People ___ exercise regularly, otherwise they will get out of shape.

“Ma,” said a little girl, “Willie wants the biggest piece of cake, and I think I ___ have it, because he was eating cakes two years before I was born.”

. -I live near my work. -So you ___ go to the office by crowded buses.

-I ___ go to the cinema yesterday. -Why? -Because I ___ complete my work.

The skier broke his leg and ___ compete in the recent Olympic Games.

I ___ not translate this text yesterday. ___ you help me to translate it tonight?

Does Larry ___ leave home at 7.30?

-___ any of you speak Italian? -No, but we are learning it and I hope we ___ speak it next year.

___ I take your pen for a moment? - Certainly.

I ___ speak English last year but I ___ do it now.

Mother, ___ I go for a walk? I’ve done all my work.

I was ill and ___ go to school for some days.

- ___ we do this work now? - ___ . You can do it tomorrow.

“___ I do anything for you?”, the secretary asked the stranger.

- ___ we finish our work today? - No, you ___ .

I ___ go to the library for books as I often write compositions at school.

It ___ rain this afternoon.

___ the director receive me now?

Who ___ help him at 2 yesterday?

___ I go to the cinema? - No, you ___ . The film is for grown ups.

Teacher: “You ___ ring me up when you ___ my advice.

“Never put off till tomorrow what you ___ do today.”

-I ___ understand the rule; ___ I take the examination another time? -Yes, of course.

Pupils ___ speak only English at their English lessons.

The lecturer mentioned the name of the town several times, but unfortunately I ___ remember it.

-Must I do this exercise too? -No, you ___ . It isn’t necessary.

Mother, look, I ___ skate well.

I’m sorry you ___ smoke here.

We ___ protect our nature from pollution.

He is very helpless, I ___ help him.

Excuse me, ___ you tell me the time?

I said that after all that had happened I ___ run away to my aunt’s.

My grandfather’s ill and I ___ go to see him today, I ___ go with you.

The Browns ___ not return on Sunday, as the weather was bad.

I looked through this book about 2 hours, but ___ find anything interesting.

You ___ do this for it’s necessary.

You ___ work hard at your English.

We ___ read much in the original if we want to learn a foreign language.

We ___ do it by midday if we had the instruments.

You ___ get a visa before you go abroad next summer.

If you want to improve your English you ___ work very hard.

You’ve been traveling all day. You ___ be very tired.

My eyesight isn’t very good. I ___ wear glasses for reading.

He said that I ___ look around.

He ___ agree with your suggestion.

My son fell ill yesterday, I ___ stay at home.

I will not read this book, you ___ do it if you want.

___ you show me those black shoes? How much are they?

I ___ leave the party early last night, because I wasn’t very well.

She ___ lift me up with one hand.

You ___ work if you don ‘t want to.

You ___ come and have dinner with us some day.

It was very difficult to hear. I ___ understand what she was saying.

The teacher told us that we ___ work harder at our English.

A little girl comes up to her mother and asks if she ___ go to the park with her friend.

If you are ill and ___ go to school you ___ learn everything what you have missed.

The dog had run away and the children ___ find it though they were looking for it the whole day.

As Mr. John hadn’t got the dictionary at hand, he ___ guess the meaning of the word.

Mark Twain ___ easily ___ across the Mississippi River.

It was late but the pupils ___ stay at school for an additional lesson.

The children have done their homework. I think they ___ have a rest now.

-Shall I retell the text? -___ . You can only translate it.

Patient: Must I go to the hospital? Doctor: No, you ___ . You ___ stay at home.

It ___ rain today. There are so many clouds in the sky.

I understood that he ___ never ___ back.

My son is ill so I ___ stay at home.

Must I do it? No, you ___ . It isn’t necessary.

I feel sick and tired. So I ___ go to school.

He was very poor and ___ marry a woman eight years older than himself.

Children ___ go to school at the age of 7.

- ___ I trouble you for a moment? - Yes, certainly. What ___ I do for you?

He ___ know her address. Ask him.

You knew he was ill. You ___ have visited him.

May I take this pen? No, you ___ .

-”What’s happened to the dog? It isn’t here.” -”Dan ___ have taken it with him.”

You ___ give it back to me before you go.

That’s a question nobody ___ answer.

___ God be with you.

A fool man ___ ask more questions than a wise man ___ answer.

“Does Jack shave?” “No, he’s got a beard so he ___ shave.”

Don’t worry. You ___ do it just now. You ___ do it tomorrow.

I ___ speak English well now but I hope I ___ speak next year.

The driver ___ have taken a side road.

He ___ have replaced the tire, it was still quite good.

How ___ I tell her that her life will be ruined from this day on? I think, I can’t.

It was so warm that we ___ wear our coats. It was very pleasant.

They will get hungry on the train; I think, you ___ give them some sandwiches.

You ___ a raincoat. You are wet through.

“You ___ choose any present you like, take it, please”, said mother.

-Have you looked through these newspapers? -No, I haven’t. I ___ write an article.