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using must and need

When subracting two-digit numbers you must always begin with the ones cloumn.

How to Play Boggle

Players can write down words they find in the grid that match the following rules:

• The letters in the words must be connected in the same order in the grid.
• The letters can be connected by an edge or a corner.
• The word doesn't have to appear in a straight line. It can be tangled around.
• Each letter in the word must uniquely appear in the grid. For example, if the word is ERASE, the letter E must appear twice in the grid. The word can't just loop back and re-use the same E.
• Words must be at least 3 letters long
• Words cannot be a proper noun, such as a name or place.

You must write the indication to get to where you are asked next.
Debes escribir la indicación para llegar a donde se te pide a continuación.

students must write in the names of family members

must, mustn't, can, can't

Leaving Cert music students must know this song well in order to analyse the musical content.

Comparatif de supériorité
Qualities you must have to win Survivor

In this ESL worksheet about the past simple, your students must match the base form of the verb (Column A) with its correct past simple form (Column B). Write the correct letter (A–T) next to each number.

The student must identify the sentence and use the correct letter.

Students must identify the vocabulary about people in my school and relate words to pictures. They must also match the sentences to the pictures according to the subject pronouns.

Practice using must and mustn't. Identify verb forms; gerund and infinitive.

Listen to the song and complete/choose the correct words

Atividade Utilizando Must e Can

Modal verbs to talk about ability - obligations and necessity

The pupils must answer the questions

An event and its complement cover all possible outcomes. The sum of their probabilities must be equal 1.

In this key word transformations ESL worksheet, your C2-level English students must rewrite sentences using a given word to test their advanced knowledge of English grammar, paraphrasing, and idiomatic use of different expressions.

Choose must, mustn't, have to, do/does have to

Consonant blends can often be found at the beginning or end of words. They're composed of two or three consonant graphemes that precede or follow a vowel within a syllable e.g.;, st-op, str-ing. Children must learn how to pronounce them orally but also how to spell them in written speech.

This is a small exercise using the classic poem by John McCrae "Flanders fields" where you must choose the right answer according to the rhyme and also choose the right meaning.

must mustn't have to
can could able to