1. Заполните пробелы модальными глаголами must, can (could), may, have to в утвердительной и отрицательной формах: 1. The doctor said, “The child is very ill. You can take him to hospital now.” 2. There were no buses or taxis, so we go on foot. 3. Everybody learn a foreign language. 4. We live without food and water. We eat and drink. 5. I get up early tomorrow, so I go to bed late tonight. 6. You drive a car at night without lights. 7. Tom’s father told him that he ask these questions. 8. Man live by bread alone. 9. You sit there in your wet jeans; you will catch cold. 10. You do what you like. 11. I read to the end of the story, because I want to see who gets the treasure. 12. Why I go there? 13. She sing very well. 14. You say anything. Just nod your head and he will understand. 15. I take your phone? — You ask for it. You take it when you like. 16. You leave your dog with us if you don’t want to take him with you.

The Person I Admire.
When I think of someone special, who I could look up to, my grandfather comes to my mind. There are, of course, many prominent people, that are worth admiring. Many teenagers are fans of some rock singers, famous actors, but for me the hero is my granddad. He is rather old now, almost 80. Nevertheless, he looks and acts as an up-to-date person. He is neither tall nor short, more of a medium height, but he is well-built. He always speaks to the point and tries to stay informed of all the current events in the world. He went through the Second World War and had several injuries. He survived the times of real famine and poverty. Growing up in a family of 15 children, he had to share one coat and one pair of shoes with his siblings. The same can be said about food. He had to share his only piece of bread or candy with a great number of starving brothers and sisters. However, they survived and they learned to appreciate every little thing in this world. By the way, my grandfather’s name is Vladimir. He is my mum’s father. He has always been good to me and my younger sister, though we are not his only grandchildren. When we were little, he would take us to the ice-cream booth at the central park and buy as much ice-cream as we wanted. He would also take us to the merry-go-round. All his life he worked at the factory, where he created vehicle parts. Although he has retired long ago, he still does some minor jobs to keep busy. Whenever any of his relatives needs help, he is always there for them. He is a great husband, a wonderful father and the best grandfather in the world.

1. The peach stand, where the narrator works, is located close to a road. + true

2. The narrator indicates that her summer job is difficult, but enjoyable. -  false

3. The narrator really enjoyed watching cars on the highway while sitting in the peach stand. -  false

4. Typically, there are many customers at the narrator’s roadside stand on Thursday afternoons. + true

5. Mrs. Watson doesn’t agree with T. Ray that reading in the peach stand is unacceptable.  + true

6. T. Ray doesn’t permit the narrator to read in the peach stand because it is a distraction. + true

7. T. Ray thinks that spending money to educate girls in college is worthwhile in some cases. -  false

8. The narrator claims that reading books during the summer improves verbal aptitude. + true

9. The narrator declares that her verbal and math abilities are both exceptional. -  false

10. According to the narrator, people are not intended to be extremely smart in every subject. + true