10) Fold the laundry when it's dry.
ampoo
6. Complete each sentence below by adding an imperative verb at the
beginning.
1) Open this jar of pickles, please!
2)
everything that you heard.
your dog, so he will behave in public.
that program I told you about, tonight at nine.
your hand, please, before you ask a question.
your books to page fifty-nine.
the cookies for ten minutes at 200 degrees.
your toys with your friends.
in the computer; the battery is ready to die.
my purse for me while I'm looking at this book.
7. Look at the pictures. Do the people have good table manners? Write
down your recommendations.​

It __can't_ be true. I don’t believe you!

Mike must___ be at the university right now. I saw him 10 minutes ago.

John ___may be a teacher. I don’t really know.

This can't___ be my towel. I can’t recognize it.

She ___must___ be playing the piano now. I can hear music.

This milk ___may go off if you don’t put it into the fridge.

She ___must have been at the meeting when I called her.

They ___may have left for London last week, they didn’t tell me.

She must___ have been running very fast. She was totally out of breath.

Helen has no friends. She ___must be very lonely.

It is quite (depressing) to see a young girl suffering on the street.
Frida is always (reluctant) to eat spinach.
I am not (interested) in Arts.
It can’t be true. I don’t believe you!
Mike must be at the university right now. I saw him 10 minutes ago.
John may be a teacher. I don’t really know.
This can’t be my towel. I can’t recognize it.
She must be playing the piano now. I can hear music.
This milk may go off if you don’t put it into the fridge.
She must have been at the meeting when I called her.
They may have left for London last week, they didn’t tell me.
She must have been running very fast. She was totally out of breath.
Helen has no friends. She must be very lonely.
a. blue- eyed
b. water-proof
c. absent - minded
d. long- necked