6 Rewrite the sentences using modal
verbs, as in the example.
1 It isn't necessary for her to wear a suit to the office.
She needn't/doesn't have to wear a- suit to the
office
2 You aren't allowed to take those books out of the
library
3
It is possible that Mark will be at home this evening,
4 Would you like me to make some sandwiches for you?
5
I advise you to leave early.

I paint the picture every day.
I painted the picture yesterday.
I will (shall) paint the picture tomorrow.
I am painting the picture now.

You paint the picture every day.
You painted the picture yesterday.
You will paint the picture tomorrow.
You are painting the picture now.

We paint the picture every day.
We painted the picture yesterday.
We will (shall) paint the picture tomorrow.
We are painting the picture now.

They paint the picture every day.
They painted the picture yesterday.
They will paint the picture tomorrow.
They are painting the picture now.

He paints the picture every day.
He painted the picture yesterday.
He will paint the picture tomorrow.
He is painting the picture now.

She paints the picture every day.
She painted the picture yesterday.
She will paint the picture tomorrow.
She is painting the picture now.

It paints the picture every day.
It painted the picture yesterday.
It will paint the picture tomorrow.
It is painting the picture now.

1. The crocodile has a long mouth with many big teeth.
2. The elephant is a very large wild animal that lives in Africa and Asia.
3. The rabbit is a small animal with long ears.
4. When did they visit the Tretyakov Gallery?
5. Who wants to visit the History Museum?
6. The Smiths want to go to the Boshoi Theatre next Sunday.
7. The Tretyakov Gallery in one of the best museums in the world.
8. The boy's aunt studied Italian, didn't she?
9. Tom's sister cleaned the windows, didn't she?
10. He doesn't want to go to Hyde Park now.