1. Fill in the appropriate modal verb (must / may / need)
• I invite Bob to our house?
• It rain soon.
• You not make notes in the books.
• You pay your bills in restaurants.
• The baby is sleeping. You not shout.
• That diamond bracelet is very elegant but it have cost a fortune.
• You not say anything if you don’t want to.
• I can hear you quite well. You not shout.
• He has left the army and doesn’t to wear a uniform any more.
• I’ve bought everything, so you not go shopping.
• Tim gave me a letter to post. I not forget to post it.

I like to do my shopping at big department stores and supermarkets. They sell various goods under one roof and this is very convenient. A department store, for example, true to its name, is composed of many departments: readymade clothes, fabrics, shoes, sports goods, toys, china and glass, electric appliances, cosmetics, linen, curtains, cameras, records, etc. You can buy everything you like there.

  Мне нравится ходить по магазинам в крупных универмагах и супермаркетах. Они продают различные товары под одной крышей, и это очень удобно. Универмаг, например, верный для его имени, составлен из многих отделов: готовая одежда, ткани, обувь, спортивные товары, игрушки, фарфор и стекло, электрические приборы, косметика, полотно, занавески, камеры, отчеты, и т.д. Вы можете купить все, что Вы любите там.

1.We are going to watch a new detective film on TV tomorrow evening.
2.My friend is going to travel by sea next summer.
3.The pupils are going to run a race at the stadium next week.
4.I am going to buy a ticket to New York in two days.
5.He is going to work hard at Maths next year.
6.My father is going to spend money on a car in a mouth.
7.Her parents are going to ask their friends to dinner tomorrow.
8.Margaret is going to hear classical music on the radio in an hour.
9.My elder brother is going to help me with English next mouth.