1. Match the problem with a possible treatment

bad headache

wound

broken glasses

heart attack

smoke in the room

stolen handbag

broken shoe heel

sun burn

broken leg

sore throat

lost filling

emergency ambulance

dentist

painkiller

dressing

optician

fire brigade

after-sun lotion

aspirin

shoemaker

police

X-rays

2. Put the words of comments in the correct order.

1. — Someone has stolen all my money!

— right/police/the/away/phone/ril.

2. — I'm late for my airplane.

— phone/for/only/The/can/to/is/taxi/thing/I/do

3. — I've cut my finger.

— wound/dressing/Your/needs.

4. — There is smoke coming out of that room!

— brigade/a/fire/We/need.

5. — I've got a terrible toothache.

— You/painkiller/take/should/a.

6. — My shoe heel is broken.

— is/There/shoemaker/a/here/near.

7. — My husband has got a heart attack.

— I/think/emergency/for/we/phone/the/ambulance/should/ immediately!

3. What symptoms do you have when you:

1. catch a cold;

2. have food poisoning;

3. lose a filling.

Modal verbs

1. can мею, могу I can swim. — Я умею плавать.

2. may — можно, можешь

3. You may go. — Можешь уходить.

Grammar 3. might — может быть, мог бы

You might help me. — Ты мог бы помочь мне.

4. should — следует, нужно (совет, рекоменда­ ция)

You should visit this exhibition, it is really very interesting. — Тебе следует сходить на выставку, она действительно интересная.

5. must — должен (обязан) Everybody must come to work on time. — Bee должны приходить на работу вовремя.

6. to have to — надо, приходится, вынужден I often have to wait for a tram. — Мне часто приходится ждать трамвай.

5. Translate.

I cannot move!

— Your leg might be broken, and your wound needs dressing. We must call the doctor, but now you should stay in bed. We have to wait till the doctor comes. You may take a painkiller, it will reUeve your pain.

6. Match the line in a with the line in b.

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1. He is good at languages

a. So I don't have to get up early

. 2. I'm sorry, I'm late

3. The discipline in the hotel is strict

4. I don't work on Sundays

5. The weather is terrible

6. You look tired

Grammar

b. You should have a rest с It might rain

d.We must wear a uniform

e.He can speak English and German

f. May I come in?

Present Perfect

Present Perfect is used for actions which haven't yet finished or have just finished.

Compare:

Past Simple: We ordered breakfast an hour ago.

Present Perfect: We have just ordered breakfast.

I didn't go to Sochi last summer.

I haven't gone (III) there yet.

Did she buy the tickets yesterday?

Has she bought (III) the tickets yet?

7. Complete the chart with the correct form of the verb.

I. Infinitive	II. Past Tense	III. Past Participle
give	gave	given
	was/were
		come
bring
		done
	saw
cook
	made
		left
go
		broken
cut
	opened