§3. Exercise IX, p. 50

1. Could you give me a consultation today? 2. Will you please fetch me a glass of water? 3. Will you please drop

this letter into a letter box on your way to work? 4. Can you help me translate this article? 5. Would you mind if I invited my friends? — No, of course not. I'd be delighted. 6. May I switch on the TV set? — I'm afraid not. It's late already and it's time to go to bed. 7. Will you tell me where I must get off to get to the stadium? 8. Can you call on me tonight? 9. Could I take your opera glasses for a minute? I want to see the singer's face. 10. Would you help me with my suitcases? — Certainly. 11. Will you please wait for me a little? — OK. 12. Could you take me to the station? — Yes, I'd be glad to. 13. Could you help me move to my new flat? — I'm afraid I can't. I'm going away on business. 14. Come after dinner, will you? 15. Would you mind if I opened the window? It's too stuffy in here. 16. Can I sit beside you? — Please do. 17. Could you help me pack our things? — I'd be happy to. 18. Would you help me choose a present for my wife? 19. Would you mind if I took your umbrella? — No, of course not. 20. Could you take us sightseeing? — I'd be delighted. 21. Will you pass me the salt? — Here you are. 22. Can I leave my brief-case in the cloak-room? — Sure. 23. Would you mind if I left my things here till I return? — No, not at all. 24. Would you mind dining in the kitchen? It's too cold in the dining room. 25. Will you please phone the booking agency and book the plane tickets? 26. Will you show me the train schedule please? 27. Would you mind if I returned the rest of the money in a week? — No, that would be fine. 28. Would you mind if I used your computer? 29. Could you lend me some money? 30. Could you take my book to the library?

§7. Exercise XIII, p. 89

1. If you are in trouble you must send for me. 2.1 shall have to think it over and make up my mind. 3. But if you come here to work you've got to work. 4. You must learn to face life seriously, Stephen. 5. You are to come down, miss, this minute: your mother says so. 6. I told the story because someone had to talk. 7. I must get better. It is costing Bart too much. 8. Again he had to work at night and again it was

slow business. 9. I was somewhat surprised to find so many people in the hall in which I was to speak. 10. I didn't have to introduce them. They appeared to have met before. 11. You'll have to take your coat. It's getting cold. 12. The lake was so near that even Alan who hated walking agreed that they needn't take his car. 13. He knew he did not need to explain anything to anyone. 14. You are to hand in your test papers in ten minutes. 15. He is supposed to know that. 16. You needn't have carried all these parcels yourself. The shop would have delivered them if you had asked them. 17. You needn't take the umbrella. There isn't a cloud in the sky. 18. One of the guests sat down beside me. I didn't have to be told who it was. 19. Sorry I'm late. I had to take the children to school. 20.You must use a dictionary. I'm tired of correcting your spelling mistakes. 21. You needn't have changed buses. The number 8 bus takes you straight to my house. 22. The notice said that visitors mustn't feed the animals. 23. The concert was to have taken place on the fifth of February but it was put off because of the conductor's illness. 24. Children, you mustn't play with matches. 25. Why did Tom have to leave work so early yesterday? 26. Don't you have to return these books to the library today? Aren't they due? 27. The doctor said that the child must be well looked after. 28. Can you wait for half an hour? — I'm afraid I can't. I have to be at home at 2 o'clock and I've got to hurry up because it is 1.40. 29. If the pain has gone he needn't take the medicine. 30. He is good at languages and he doesn't have to study hard. 31. Rudy was invited for dinner at Mary's house. After dinner they were to go to a movie. 32. You are to do this work by Thursday. 33. I shan't have to take this exam. 34. If I hadn't prepared everything in good time I would have to do it now. 35. He was to have left by the morning train but something kept him and he had to go by the evening train. 36. You are not supposed to talk during a test. 37. He said I needn't pay the bill till the 31st. 38. Must I meet them at the station? — No, you needn't. You are to wait for them here. 39. Someone will have to see her off. I shan't be able to do it.