I. Complete the sentences with might, must or can and the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1. You ___ (know) Brad! He’s been at this school for over a year now.
2. He ___ (not go) home already. It’s only 4.00.
3. I ___ (leave) the keys on the table. Can you check for me?
4. You ___ (joke)! I can’t come out now – I’m in bed!
5. John ___ (be) round at Kate’s. I think I saw his bike outside her house.
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1. not fashionable any longer - old-fashioned
2. to translate smb’s speech into another language – to interpret
3. willing to help, useful - helpful
4. to know and to understand the importance of something – to realize
5. later, after that - then
6. to understand - comprehend
7. a group of words used together as a word combination with a special meaning - idiom
8. the part of a building that supports it – foundation, base
9. rise and fall of the voice - intonation
10. ordinary, not special or the middle member of a group  - average
11. training someone by doing an exercise again and again - drilling
12. connected – related, linked, joined
13. fashionable, modern or new -  trendy, popular
14. sad or unhappy because the things you hoped for do not happen - disappointed
15. to do something often so that you will do it well – to practise
16. taking or acting in a way that makes other people sad or angry. – to be rude

  1. not fashionable any longer - old-fashioned
2. to translate smb’s speech into another language – to interpret
3. willing to help, useful - helpful
4. to know and to understand the importance of something – to realize
5. later, after that - then
6. to understand - comprehend
7. a group of words used together as a word combination with a special meaning - idiom
8. the part of a building that supports it – foundation, base
9. rise and fall of the voice - intonation
10. ordinary, not special or the middle member of a group  - average
11. training someone by doing an exercise again and again - drilling
12. connected – related, linked, joined
13. fashionable, modern or new -  trendy, popular
14. sad or unhappy because the things you hoped for do not happen - disappointed
15. to do something often so that you will do it well – to practise
16. taking or acting in a way that makes other people sad or angry. – to be rude