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#First conditional modal verbs exercises pdf
#First conditional modal verbs exercises free

As soon as I get the tickets, we'll send them to you.

When you want to say that one event happens before another event, you use a time clause with after, as soon as, before, or when.

While I was studying, my friends arrived.Ĭ.

He was having dinner when the telephone rang.

Sometimes one event interrupts another event, so you can use: when or while.

When I was watching TV, my brother was doing exercise.ī.

While she was studying, I was listening to the radio.

When you want to say that two events happen at the same time, you use a clause with as, when or while:

I'll do it when I've finished writing this letter.Ī.

I look after the children while she goes to London.

(Things are forbidden or against the law).

I don't have to get up early tomorrow since I am.

Carl and Joseph work from home, so they don't.

Smith is a primary school teacher, so she "don't need to" when something isn't necessary. Speaker and often follows I think or I don't think. Should is used to express the opinion of a You shouldn't means something like I think it is a bad idea for you to do it. Something like I think it is a good idea for you to do it. Shouldn't to give advice, suggestions or to talk about what we think is right

I had to go practice my English harder since I'mĢ.

The past form for have to, and must is had to

I have to learn English to get a promotion.

We must hurry to catch our flight to Italy.

We must get the medicine to the sick children.

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#First conditional modal verbs exercises pdf

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