Ejercicio - must y have to.

Escribe una frase utilizando must, mustn't o have to. Estudia los ejemplos.

Ejemplo 1:
(Un turista explica a alguien en la calle cómo usar su cámera para tomarle una foto.)

You have to push this button to take a photo.

Ejemplo 2:
(Entrenador a un jugador de su equipo de fútbol.)

You must kick the ball to Ronaldo.

1) (Amigo a un amigo explicando un vídeo juego.)

You shoot all the aliens.

2) (Amigo a un amigo en Australia.)

You drive on the left.

3) (Jefa a su secretaria.)

You write your letters with better punctuation.

4) (Jefa hablando con un invitado a su fábrica.)

You wear a hard hat in the plant.

5) (Niño hablando con su madre.)

My teacher says you visit her tomorrow.

6) (Madre hablando con su hijo.)

You go and do your homework now.

7) (Amigo a un amigo inglés en España.)

You drive on the left in this country.

8) (Empleado de la biblioteca a un usuario que acaba de entrar.)

You talk in the library.

9) (Amigo a un amigo.)

You bring my car back before six o'clock.

10) (Niño a su madre.)

Mummy, you're very bad! You put your boots on when it's raining!

*Respuestas incorrectas en rojo. Tienes dos intentos.

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Respuestas:

1) You have to shoot all the aliens.

2) You have to drive on the left.

3) You must write your letters with better punctuation.

4) You have to wear a hard hat in the plant.

5) My teacher says you have to visit her tomorrow.

6) You must go and do your homework now.

7) You mustn't (must not) drive on the left in this country.

8) You mustn't (must not) talk in the library.

9) You must bring my car back before six o'clock.

10) Mummy, you're very bad! You must put your boots on when it's raining!