23 Auxiliary verbs may 1D PEG 127-33, 2 88, 340 Insert the correct form of maylmight except in 10 and 36, where a be allowed form is necessary, It... rain, you'd better take a coat. He said that it... rain, We... as well stay here till the weather improves, L borrow your umbrella? You... tell me! (think I have a right to know.) Candidates . .. not bring textbooks into the examination room. People convicted of an affence . .. (have a right fo) appeal. Ifhe knew our address 2e . .. come and see ws. Teome in? = Please do. When he was a child he... (they let him) do exactly as he liked 1 think I left my glasses in your office. You . . . ask your secretary to look for them for me. (request) He... . be my brother (J admit that he is) but I don't trust him. 1... never see you again, He... be on the next train, We... as well wait If we got there early we... get a good seat. The police . . . (have a right to) ask a driver to take a breath test. ‘You ought to buy now; prices... go up. Til wait a week so that he ... have time to think it over. He isn’t going to eat it; |... as well give it to the dog. You . ..at least read the letter. (J think you should.) You ..- have written, (am annosedidisappointed that you didn't.) We'd better be early; there .-- be a crowd. Nobody knows how people first came to these islands. They have sailed from South America on rafts. You . .. (have permission to) use my office. He said that we . .. use his office whenever we liked don't think I'l succeeé but I. . . as well try. You ought to go to his lectures, you ... learn something. If we can give him a blood transfusion we . .. be able to save his lite ‘Two parallel white linesin the middle of the road mean that you not overtake. If bought a lottery ticket 1... win £1,000. If you said that, he... be very offended. L wonder why they didn't go. ~ ‘The weather . .. have been too bad. Warning: No part of this book... be reproduced without the publisher's permission. He has refused, but he change his mind if you asked him again, 2 35 36 24 29 Auxiliary verbs I see your passport, please? He... (negative) drive since his accident. (They haven't let him drive.) must and have to i@ PEG 144-5 Fill the spaces in the following sentences by inserting must or the present, future, or past form of have to. She . . . leave home at eight every morning at present, Notice in a picture gallery: Cameras, sticks and umbrellas at the desk. He sees very badly; he. . . wear glasses all the time. 1. . . do all the typing at my office You... read this book. It’s really excellent. be left The children . .. play in the streets tll their mothers get home from work, She felt ill and . .. leave early. Mr Pitt... cook his own meals. His wile is away. Thadn’t enough money and I [never remember his address; always Employer: You . . . come to work in time. If you go to a dentist with a private practice you . Tot of money. Father to small son: You. . . do what Mummy says. My neighbour's child ... practise the piano for three hours a day. Doctor: I can't come now. Caller: You . .. come; he's terribly ill English children . .. stay at school tll the age of 16. In my district there is no gas laid on. People . .. use electricity for everything. Notice above petrol pump: All engines . . . be switched off, Mother to daughter: You . .. come in earlier at night. The shops here don't deliver. We... . carry everything home ourselves, ‘The buses were all full; .. get a taxi Notice beside escalators: Dogs and push chairs ... be carried “Au pair’ girls usually . . . do quite a lot of housework. Tell her that she .. . be here by six. I insist on it ‘When a tyre is punctured the driver . .. change the wheel, Park notice: All dogs . . . be kept on leads. She . .. learn how to drive when her local railway station is closed Railway notice: Passengers . . . cross the line by the footbridge. 1 got lost and . . . ask a policeman the way. Farmers . .. get up early. pay by cheque. look it up. pay him quite a a