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Practice SVIP
Choose the best answer.
Nam has to leave to tidy his room every day.
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I think someone ________ talk to the boss. We can't work extra hours on Saturday.
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At school, the teachers and students _______ follow the rules.
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He _________ try to be a bit more punctual. It's rude to be late here.
Choose the best answer.
Anna ________ change her hairstyle because the old one doesn't suit her any more.
Complete with should (not) or (not) have to.
1. We
- have to
- should
- should not
2. He
- should
- has to
- doesn't have to
3. Victoria
- must to
- has to
- should
4. That model on the TV is too skinny. I think she
- have to
- should not
- should
5. Lizzie
- should not
- don't have to
- should
Fill in the blank by using "have to", "must'', "should" to complete the sentences.
If a man marries a Scot woman, he welcome her with eggs and sauces on her face.
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Fill in the blank by using "have to", "must'', "should" to complete the sentences.
When going to some African countries, you touch hands to greeting people.
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Fill in the blank by using "have to", "must'', "should" to complete the sentences.
In the northern part of Mozambique, people greet their hands three times and say hello.
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Fill in the blank by using "have to", "must'', "should" to complete the sentences.
Living in the Central African Republic, you slap their right hands together and grasp each other's middle finger if you see a good friend.
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Find ONE mistake in each of the following sentences and correct it
1. Some people think young people should to follow the tradition of the society.
2. In India, you shouldn't never use your left hand to eat because it's considered is respectful.
3. He asked me anxiously what he has to do when visiting a Vietnamese home.
Choose the suitable words in bracket to complete the following sentences.
1. You are attending an economic conference, and you don't have to / should only shake hands with the other people when you meet them.
2. I must / should clean my room three times a week and my mother can check it any time she wants.
3. You shouldn't / have to try to get on the bus before all other passengers get off.
4. You will visit an Italian family next week. When you are served bread, you have / must break it with your hands instead of using knife.
Complete the sentences with the correct form of have to or must.
1. My mother always tells me that I
- have to
- should
2. You
- have to
- mustn't
3. She
- has to
- mustn't
4. In the past, men
- had to
- musted
- don't have to
- should
5. Before leaving the dining table,
- do
- does
- must
- have to
6. In India, you
- must
- mustn't
Use should or shouldn't with a verb in brackets to complete the sentences.
1. (You/park) here. It's not allowed.
2. What (I/cook) for breakfast this morning?
3. (We/arrive) at the airport two hours before the flight.
4. Do you think (I/write) in this space on the form?
Use the information in the table, write the sentences to describe what we should (not) do when we live in Japan. Use "should" or "shouldn't".
| Do's | Don'ts |
| 1. Be on time | 2. Pass food from one pair of chopsticks to the other. |
| 3. Bring your Business Card | 4. Bring outside food into restaurants |
| 5. Say "itadikimasu" before eating, especially if you're being treated | 6. Use the phone in trains and elevators |
| 7. Make loud gulping noises when drinking | 8. Drink or eat while walking |
| 9. Cover your mouth with your other hand when using a toothpick. | 10. Use your chopsticks to point at somebody. |
When you are in Japan.
[Start with bullet number 1, 2, 3.....]
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