Answer the questions and say that you want somebody else to do it

1. Does she have to do the housework today?

2. Does he have to go shopping after lunch?

3. Does she have to buy meat, fish and ham?

4. Does Jane have to go to the department store?

5. Does he have to invite Bill to his birthday party?

Ex.21. Say that you want to have it done

1. I must mend my bike.

2. She installed some new kitchen equipment last week.

3. I took my temperature.

4. She cut her hair.

5. She did her hair beautifully.

6. We took some holiday photographs.

7. I adjusted this clock.

8. She must repair her car.

Ex.22. Make the sentences interrogative

1. The doctor can’t see you today (tomorrow).

2. She can’t pay the money now (next month).

3. She can’t fly home this week (next week).

4. She can’t forgive the boy now (in a few years).

5. They can’t discuss the problem today (tomorrow).

6. He can’t explain everything now (tonight).

7. We can’t have our holiday this month (in January).

8. They can’t go with you now (in a few minutes).

Ex.23. Say that there is no necessity to do it immediately, they may do it at any other time in future

1. Does he have to do his homework now? (in the evening)

2. Does he have to look through these translations today? (tomorrow)

3. Does he have to go there tonight? (tomorrow tonight)

4. Do they have to live today? (on Wednesday)

5. Does Helen have to answer the letter today? (tomorrow)

6. Do they have to get up at 6 today? (at 9)/