Read and listen. Look and
answer the questions.
What kind of play is it?
What characters can you see?
What can you say about the puppeteers?
Maskharaboz from the old city
The Republican Youth Theatre of
Uzbekistan in Tashkent is a wonderful
theatre. It was established in 1929. The
theatre's director Olimjon Salimov joined the theatre in 1993. His original productions
have made the theatre very popular. The actors are proud that they have taken part in
regional, national and international theatre festivals.
This is a scene from the comedy 'Boz Maskharaboz'. The comedy consists of four
parts and this is a lyrical scene from the last part. It is about puppets in love who try
to find happiness.​

If I could immigarte, I would live in England. For me, England is not just an ordinary country. England beckons me with its mystery, the secret it hides. England is a very beautiful country. If you go deeper, go a little further in the past, we can see how people lived before. England is an image of the middle ages. It is interesting to know how palaces used to be decorated, how the streets where young people walked looked like. England still retains all the beauty of the 18th century. But why did I choose it? In England, there are simply wonderful universities of higher education. There are good people who can help you learn. This is a beautiful country! You can't help but love her

1)You CANNOT park here it’s strictly forbidden.

2) CAN you TRY to understand his singing?

3)Children MUST wash their hands before taking meals.

4)She is too sick. She CANNOT walk and MUST stay in bed.

5)I had to go to the next shop, because I COULD NOT buy any bread in the nearest one.

6)You CANNOT smoke here.

7) The city is a big jungle where you CAN easily get lost.

8) Everybody OUGHT TO to escape from fire.

9) Elephants CAN carry big logs.

10) I used to sing well.

Explanation:

A modal verb is an auxiliary or supporting verb that is used to support the main verb in a sentence.

Some examples of modal verbs include can, could, may, might, will (shall), would, should, must and ought.