Task 1 Complete this text with have to, don’t have to, can, can’t, must or mustn’t. Sometimes more than one answer is possible. I have just started a new school. The rules are a bit different from my old school. For example, here we (1)___ wear a uniform, which is great because I dislike them, but we (2)___ wear shorts or things like that. I’m not sure if we (3)___ wear make-up at all. The amazing thing is that we (4)___ use mobile phones in class – but only under the teacher’s supervision. Of course we (5)___ use them to text each other or surf the web. Like in my old school, attendance is important and we (6)___ be late – when we are, we (7)___ to bring a note from home the next day or we (8)___ go outside at break time. Task 2. Complete the sentences with the zero or first conditional form of the verbs given. 1 If I ___ (have) more free time this year, I___ (do) some voluntary work for a local non-profit organisation. 2 If they___ (not update) their website more often, they___ (lose) a lot of customers. 3 It’s really strange – if I ___ (click) on this link, I ___ (get) a ‘page not found’ message. 4 It’s a school rule – if you___ (fail) an exam, you___ (resit) it one month later. 5 If Mr Ross___ (not come) to school today, nobody___ (check) the homework. Task 3. Choose the correct alternative. 1 If he wasn’t an inspiring teacher, his students wouldn’t/won’t love his lessons. 2 My plants will die if nobody would look/looks after them. 3 I like that course so much I would/wouldn’t do it even if attendance wasn’t obligatory. 4 If you ask/would ask your teacher for permission, she’ll let you use your tablet in class. 5 If I will get/get a high mark in my history test, I’ll buy everybody an ice-cream. 6 If I were you, I wouldn’t/won’t miss any more tests Task 4. Imagine that it’s your grandmother’s birthday and you want to organise a party to celebrate. Write an email to a member of your family inviting him/her to the party. Write 100 words. In your email you should include the following information: ● the location. ● the time. ● arrangements for food and drinks. ● Entertainment.​

Task 1:

1) don't have to

2) can't

3) can

4) can

5) can't

6) must

7) have to

8) can't

Task 2:

1) have; will do

2) don't update; will lose

3) click; will get

4) fail; will resit

5) doesn't come; will check

Task 3:

1) wouldn't

2) look after

3) would

4) ask

5) get

6) wouldn't

Task 4:

Subject: Birthday Party Invitation

Dear [Family Member's Name],

I hope this email finds you well. I wanted to inform you about the upcoming celebration for Grandma's birthday and personally invite you to join us in this joyous occasion.

The party will be held at [Location], and the festivities will begin at [Time]. We have made arrangements for delicious food and refreshing drinks to ensure everyone's enjoyment throughout the event.

As for entertainment, we have planned various activities to keep everyone entertained and create beautiful memories together.

We would be delighted if you could join us and share in the love and happiness on Grandma's special day. Please RSVP at your earliest convenience.

Looking forward to celebrating together!

Warm regards,

[Your Name]

Word count: 100 words.