Ex.1. Fill in the blanks with have to or has to.

Ex. 1. Fill in the blanks with have to or has to. 1. I have to get up early today. I have to walk the dog. 2. Maxim has to get up early, too. He's going on holiday. 3. Sam is ill. He has to see the doctor. 4. We have to do all the exercises. 5. They have to read all the texts in the unit. 6. You have to tidy your room before we go for a walk. Ex. 2. Fill in the blanks with “much”, “many” or “a lot of” 1. There are a lot of (or many) birds in the sky. 2. I haven’t got a lot of (or much) homework today. 3. John hasn’t got many cars in the street. 4. There aren’t much coffee in the cup. 5. Are there many apples on the tree? 6. Is there much money at the shops? (Note: The original question "Are there... money" is grammatically incorrect, should be "Is there much money") 7. Jane spends a lot of money. Ex. 5. Fill in the blanks with must or have to. 1. She has to write the test in Maths. 2. I must help my mum with the cooking. 3. I don't like these clothes, but I have to wear them at work. 4. She has a big problem. I think we must help her. 5. You must eat healthier and stop smoking, you will feel better. 6. John can't come because he has to work tomorrow. 7. If you want to go to the US, you must get a visa. Ex. 7. Translate words / expressions. 1. Убирать в комнате — To tidy up the room 2. Застилать кровать — To make the bed 3. Поливать растения — To water the plants 4. Полоть сорняки — To weed / To pull out weeds 5. Измениться к лучшему — To change for the better 6. Платить за — To pay for 7. Провести отпуск — To spend a holiday / To go on holiday 8. Мыть посуду — To do the washing up / To wash the dishes