Exercise 23. Use the suitable modal verbs where necessary, I. - I have a terrible headache. I think you … see a doctor.

2. Her husband plays football, tennis and other games but he …

not cook and iron.

3. You … always observe traffic rules on the road.

4. We think our team … win the competition. We've trained so

hard.

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5. I'm sorry, I … not come at 7 o'clock tomorrow,

6. In Japanese schools pupils … question a teacher. It is consid.

ered rude.

7. They … go out today. They are terribly busy at work.

8. Our company … launch a new line of production. There are

some problems with production department.

9. We … not catch the train. When we arrived at the station, it has

already gone.

10. You … smoke here. It's a non-smoker. 11. Jane has bought a car, but she … not drive yet. She is taking

driving lessons at the moment.

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12. They … sell outdated milk products. It's dangerous. 13. You … order a taxi by phone. There's no need to ask a recep-

tionist.

14. They … have gone for their honeymoon. They've just married. 15. Their company … have suffered great losses. They aren't operat-

ing at the moment.

16. - I failed to pass my driving test.

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- Don't worry. You … try again. an'ondi szo 17. Her husband … travel a lot in his job. lsdelbnad 18. We agreed that the next panel discussion … be held in October. 19. You … have cash with you. You can pay by credit card. nob 20. He works for an international company, so he often … travel

abroad.

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Maw no zmuiq dolte of Exercise 24. Rewrite the text choosing the correct alternative.

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1. An ambitious woman (must/should) invest in a costume, which (must/should) be suitable for her business role.

2. A costume (might/should) be designed to have an imnor onvey the message that