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Exercise 2
- We are able to bake it.
We are able to eat it.
- We are able to drive it.
We are able to wash it.
- We are able to sharpen it.
We are able to write with it.
- We are able to play with it.
We are able to work with it.
- We are able to write on it.
We are able to read from it.
- We are able to waste it.
We are able to pay with it.
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Exercise 3
A.
- Can you drive a tractor?
- Can you make a dress?
- Can you knit a sweater?
- Are you able to cook a meal?
- Are you able to paint a house?
- Are you able to use a computer?
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B.
- No, I can't drive a tractor.
- Yes, I can make a dress.
- Yes, I can knit a sweater.
- Yes, I am able to cook a meal.
- No, I am not able to paint a house.
- Yes, I am able to use a computer.
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Exercise 4
- Yosi wasn't able to buy strawberry yoghurt.
He could only buy peach yoghurt.
- Yosi wasn't able to buy white bread.
He could only buy rye bread.
- Yosi wasn't able to buy chocolate milk.
He could only buy regular milk.
- Yosi wasn't able to buy coconut cookies.
He could only buy vanilla cookies.
- Yosi wasn't able to buy a small package of flour.
He could only buy a large one.
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Exercise 5
- No, I won't be able to pick Sivan at noon ...
- I could only pick her ...
- Can you give her lunch?
- Could you stay with her for a short time?
- When will you be able to leave work?
- Can you babysit her until I get home?
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Exercise 6
- He might lose.
- It might be raining.
- There may be a crash.
- She might ride into the tree.
- She might pass.
- It might sink.
- He may oversleep.
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Exercise 7
- He should go to sleep.
He shouldn't work hard.
- He ought to change a tyre.
He shouldn't drive.
- He ought to study.
He shouldn't worry about it.
- He should rest for a while.
He shouldn't play outside.
- He should run away.
He shouldn't try to take things with him.
- He should ask his girlfriend to marry him.
He shouldn't worry to much.
- She ought to discuss it with her parents.
She shouldn't shout it.
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Exercise 8
A.
- Should I wear the white shirt or the black one?
- Should I go to the sea or to the swiming pool?
- Should I travel in Tiberias or in Jerusalem?
- Should I study or should I go to sleep?
- Should I have an haircut or should I leave my hair long?
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B.
- I think you should wear the white shirt.
- I think you should go to the sea.
- I think you should travel in Tiberias.
- I think you ought to study.
- I think you should leave your hair to grow.
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Exercise 9
A.
- can stay
- shouldn't make
- shouldn't listen
- shouldn't stay out
- ought to know
- ought to be
- should never be
- should bring
- can go
- should be
- can do
- can't wait
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B.
- T
- F (it is in the night)
- DK (not mentioned)
- T
- T
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- We must pick up trush from the ground.
- We must throw garbage to the trush.
- We mustn't pollute our environment.
- We mustn't destroy trush cans. (ôçé æáì)
- We mustn't harm furniture.
- We ought to teach the youngs to clean after them.
- We ought to recycle all kind of papers.
- We ought to collect garbage from the ground.
- We shouldn't leave a mess after places we visit.
- We shouldn't stick gums under chairs.
- We shouldn't waste things we might need later.
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- A child have to be at the age of 7 to go on the slides by himself.
- People with long hair have to wear bathing-cap.
- They can eat on the picnic tables and they mustn't eat in the pool area.
- People can use the water park between 9 a.m and 9 p.m.
- You have to listen to the lifeguards.
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