Wider World 3 Unit 6

Complete the text using the correct forms of the words.

Hi! I’m Harry and my school is organising a camping trip soon for all the students. We have to get permission from our parents first, of course, before we can go. I’m not sure if I                [should, don’t have to, shouldn’t, must] go or not, and my parents have said I               [don’t have to, should, shouldn’t] if I don’t want to. But I guess I               [don't have to, shouldn’t, have to] just stay at home and miss all the fun! We’ll            [shouldn’t, have to, should] take our own clothes to wear, but luckily we               [don't have to, shouldn't, mustn't] take tents, because they’re provided. I         [should, must, have to] remember to take a warm jacket, though, as it will be chilly. And the teachers have said we            [mustn't, shouldn't, haven't to] take our mobile phones in case they get lost! It’s not allowed! I’d really like to have my phone with me – but at least this means I               [shouldn’t, don't have to, mustn't] ring my parents every night to say that I’m OK!

Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first using the correct form of should, must, have (to) or ought (to).

0 Don’t talk in the library! It’s not permitted.

You mustn’t talk in the library.

1 You need to try and eat more fruit, if you can.

You        try and eat more fruit.

2 It’s not allowed to take photos here.

You         take photos here.

3 It’s a good idea to see the doctor about your injured leg, I think.

I think you       to see a doctor about your injured leg.

4 Don’t let me forget to ring my grandma this evening.

I      ring my grandma this evening.

5 Dad’s a doctor, so he works at weekends. He has no choice.

Dad’s a doctor, so he        work at weekends.

6 It’s not necessary to run. We’ve got time.

We               run.

7 I don’t think it’s a good idea to eat lots of chocolate before dinner.

You           eat lots of chocolate before dinner.

Complete the crossword.

Write the correct word for each definition.

1. The area you see from a place.     

2. This helps you to see things in the dark.      

3. A big bag you put things in for your holiday.         

4. The place where you wait to get on a train.         

5. A place where you stay on holiday, e. g. a hotel.