May/might

May I go out? – Yes you may. I may change my job. Take an umbrella. It might rain

4.Translate the following sentences.

1. May I have your name, please, sir?

2. You may open your books now.

3. May I use the phone, please, Mrs. Roberts?

4. John may ask questions after the lesson.

5. Mother may cook something special tonight. It’s my birthday.

5. A teacher is telling her class what to do. Complete the text with may and the verbs from the box.

do leave not leave take talk not talk use use

Please work in groups. You may talk in your group, but please talk quietly. You 1______to another group, and you 2______the room. You 3 ______ your dictionaries. If you want to use other books, you 4______ them from the shelf; but only one person 5 ______ the group at a time. Each group 6 ______ the computer for twenty minutes; I will tell you when it is your turn. If you finish before the time is up, you 7 ______ other work, but please work quietly.

6. Make the sentences with may.

Perhaps Sarah’s ill. – Sarah may be ill.

Perhaps we’ll go out. – We may go out.

1. Perhaps we’ll buy a car.

2. Perhaps she’s married.

3. Perhaps the baby’s hungry.

4. Perhaps it won’t rain.

5. Perhaps I’ll change my job

7. John has no money. He is thinking about things that might happen. Put the verbs from the box with might.

buy fall find make send win

I ________ a lot of money in the lottery. - I might win a lot of money in the lottery.

Or I 1_______ some money in the street. Or Uncle Max 2 _________ me $ 1,000. Or a rich woman 3 ________ in love with me. Or the bank 4 _________ a mistake. Or somebody 5 _________ my old car.

MUST

You must fill in this form.

8. A new student is asking some questions about next week’s exam. Complete the questions. Use Must I…. ? and verbs from the box.

answer bring come pay sit stay

________ any paper? – Must I bring any paper?

1. _________ any money?

2. _________ to this room?

3. _________ in my usual place?

4. _________ every question?

5. _________ if I finish early?

You mustn’t smoke here.

We needn’t hurry – we’re early.

9. Put in mustn’t or needn’t.

We _________ hurry – we’ll get too tired. – We mustn’t hurry – we’ll get too tired. We _________ hurry – we’re early. – We needn’t hurry – we’re early.

1. You _________ stay up late – you’ve got school tomorrow morning.

2. You _________ stay up late to wash the dishes – I’ll wash them in the morning.

3. We __________ leave the door open – the rain will come in.

4. We __________ leave the door open – Peter has got the key.

5. You _________ write to John about this – I’ve already written to him.

6. You _________ write John about this – if you do, he’ll tell everybody.

7. You _________ drive so fast- the police will stop you.

8. You _________ drive so fast – we’ve got a lot of time.

9. I _________ look in the cupboard again – I’ve looked in there twice.

10. I _________ look in the cupboard – Ann has put my birthday present in there.