Underline the model verbs you choose:
Life started in the ocean, but humans aren't natural swimmers. We (1. can - can't - must) swim as babies, but we forget and then we (2. mustn't - should - must) learn to swim again.
We (3. should - can - mustn't) foget that our world is mainly water. So we (4. ought to - must - should) all learn to swim. We (5. can - must - mustn't) try to stay away from water, but it is very difficult. The time always comes when we (6. should - must - can) cross...
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Underline the model verbs you choose:
Life started in the ocean, but humans aren't natural swimmers. We (1. can - can't - must) swim as babies, but we forget and then we (2. mustn't - should - must) learn to swim again.
We (3. should - can - mustn't) foget that our world is mainly water. So we (4. ought to - must - should) all learn to swim. We (5. can - must - mustn't) try to stay away from water, but it is very difficult. The time always comes when we (6. should - must - can) cross water.
We (7. should - must - can) learn to swim when we are young. It is easier to learn then. Our parents (8. can - must - mustn't) help. They (9. shouldn't - ought not to - should) give us the opportunity to learn to swim.
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Life started in the ocean, but humans aren't natural swimmers. We can swim as babies, but we forget and then we must learn to swim again.
We mustn't foget that our world is mainly water. So we should all learn to swim. We must try to stay away from water, but it is very difficult. The time always comes when we can) cross water.
We (7. should - must - can) learn to swim when we are young. It is easier to learn then. Our parents (8. can - must - mustn't) help. They (9. shouldn't - ought not to - should) give us the opportunity to learn to swim.