Fill in the articles where necessary.

I must go to school because it is my responsibility.
Pupils must listen to the teacher.
He must go to his work or he will be fired.
They told me that I must do that.
Must-it is a modal verb.
You had to work more seriously.
You had to read fluently.
He had to do it.
You must respect your parents.
It must be cold outside.
You must not go there.
Must I learn it by heart?
You must work hard on your English.
You must not talk at the lessons.
I had to do a lot of homework yesterday.
I have to see him.
Pete had to stay at home.
We had to learn a big poem.

1. She said to me that she had been to London the previous year.
2. He said to the girl next to him that he had never been to Kyiv before.
3. She said that one of those men was her husband.
4. He said to me that he had come there to meet Jane.
5. They told me that they could not help me as they were too busy.
6. She said to me that she would come to visit me two days later.
7. He said he had been tired so he had come home after party.
8. Mike said they were at the little hotel near the station.
9. She said she was trying to listen to music and told me to go out.
10. Stephen said to her he hadn't been waiting long.
11. He said that they were getting married the next day.
12. She thought she would do it on Sunday.
13. They said to me that they were meeting them at four o'cock that day.
14. She said to me she was going to the cinema.
15. Mary said to us that he could not speak any foreign languages.