Must (not) / can (not) / (not) have to / needn’t: 1. You ………………….. cross the street here. It is not permitted.
2. Look at Pat. She looks great. She ……………… be ill.
3. His business is a big success. He …………….. be proud of himself.
4. The father is busy. You ……………….. disturb him.
5. You …………. hurry up not to be late for the meeting.

1. It's going to cost $4 million to equip the hospital.
2. It took three months to install new equipment in our plant.

1. I think he is the right person to lead the expedition.
2. Nokia is a leading expert among mobile phone manufactures.

1. The design has many applications
2. He wants a job in which he can apply his foreign languages.

1. I'll give you a choice - we can go to the movies or out for a meal.
2. Danny, come here and choose your ice cream.

1. She wears something different every day.
2. What is the difference between these two cars?
3. His views differ greatly from those of his parents.

1. Economics is not an exact science
2. The XXth century is rich in scientific discoveries.
3. The project attracted great attention of scientists

1. My mother is very skilled in dressmaking.
2. Tom has great writing skills.

I'd like to describe Carry's routine day. He wakes up rather early and never goes downstairs to the kitchen to have breakfast as it is brought into his room. His servant, Harry, usually takes it there. While Garry drinks his orange juice and eats his toast saying how good it is, Harry is trying to do the room. And this occured the other day. "Where did you put your gold watch?" Harry cried. "Where is your watch? I was looking for it for half an hour but I can't find it anywhere." Garry watched his male servant running about the room. "I think I've lost it," he said at last. Yesterday at 6 I met my friend, Sir Julius. I did not have my watch then. I have evidently lost it by the time. I am not sure I will be able to find it. I decided to buy some new one. I was sure if you notice I have no watch you would be disappointed. And you really are!