Use modal verbs where possible. If a modal verb can't be used with a certain tense,

use its substitute.

1. You (must)

must

get up early tomorrow.

2. You (not / need) call a baby sitter.

3. We (may) watch the film tonight.

4. He (not / can) see me yesterday.

5. She (must) stay at school yesterday afternoon.

6. (may / you) go to the disco yesterday?

7. He (not / must) sleep now.

8. You (not / need) answer.

9. He (ought to) give evidence at the court yesterday.

10. Since he bought the new car he (not / can) sleep.​

K: What is it you would like to see today? - V: I would like to see some paintings.
K: Yes, we have a fine collection of their paintings. - V: Where they are?
K: On the second floor. - V: Is it good or not so?
K: Well, our collection of English painting is rather small, but you will find there real masterpieces of world art. Only one visit here is got enough. - V: When it is open?
K: No, it`s closed on Monday. - V: Oh, thank you. I hope I'll enjoy it.
K: You`re welcome. I`m sure you won`t be disappointed.

Yesterday was my friend's birthday. Me and my friends went to my friend's birthday party. Her name is Jane. We bought her nie gifts, and she liked them. I bought her a Teddy Bear, because she liked them a lot. And Jane was very happy to get a bear as a gift. I am glad that I could make her happy on her birthday. Then we all ate a birthday cake and danced a lot. It was delicious. We spent a great day there. We also singed a song to her. It was amazing to sing a song together with friends. We had a lot of fun and enjoyed. At the ned of party we all were tired