Created byjohanna cely ESL English A2 Grammar English Author's Instructions Read the sentences in Column A and Column B carefully. Match each sentence beginning with the correct ending. Use must for rules or obligations. Use mustn’t for things that are prohibited or not allowed. My Google Classroom Courses × 0 classes selected (0 students total) Quick Access Select all classes (0 classes) All Classes Loading courses... Cancel Share Share to selected Course __COURSE_NAME__ __STUDENT_NAME__ (__STUDENT_EMAIL__) ACTIVITY II (27-05-26) Download Worksheet Validation Check my answers Emails my answers to my teacher Full name Group/level School subject Teacher's email or key code Close Submit Validating worksheet... (12) Your answers have been sent to your teacher. Good luck! OK We encountered an error submitting your answers. Please try again. OK Advertisement | Go Ad Free Created byjohanna cely ESL English A2 Grammar English Author's Instructions Read the sentences in Column A and Column B carefully. Match each sentence beginning with the correct ending. Use must for rules or obligations. Use mustn’t for things that are prohibited or not allowed. Explore Worksheets Present Simple ESL A2 Present Simple Grammar - ESL English as a second language Present Simple exercices Simple Past Tense (Regular Verbs) ESL A2 Simple Past Tense (Regular Verbs) Grammar - ESL English as a second language Past simple regular verbs Based on CEFR First conditional ESL A2 First conditional Grammar - ESL English as a second language Simple explanation and exercise to introduce the first conditional. Sentence 18 IS negative. I'll change it a.s.a.p. ACTIVITY II (27-05-26) ESL A2 ACTIVITY II (27-05-26) Grammar - ESL Read the sentences in Column A and Column B carefully. Match each sentence beginning with the correct ending. Use must for rules or obligations. Use mustn’t for things that are prohibited or not allowed.
