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AND/BUT/OR
Fill in the blanks with and, but or or.
1. We will visit one country on our next vacation: Australia _________ New Zealand.
2. We will visit two countries on our next vacation: Australia ___________ New Zealand.
3. On our last vacation we visited New Zealand ___________ we did not visit Australia.
4. I wanted to go to the rock concert ________ all the tickets were already sold.
5. I went to the rock concert _____________ I had a great time.
6. I did not go to the rock concert ______________ the party.
7. Do you want to go to the rock concert ______________ the party? We can only go to one.
8. He went to the rock concert _____________ the party. He was very tired the next day.
9. I wanted to eat fish for lunch __________ the fish and chip shop was not open.
10. The teacher told us that we can eat fish _________ chicken for dinner. If you want to eat
both, you’ll have to pay extra.

11. Joao’s homestay mother told him that he can’t play loud music ____________ have friends
visit him after 10pm.

12. Joao’s homestay mother told him that he could not play loud music _____ have friends vist
him after 10pm, ________ Joao doesn’t listen to her.

13. Joao has friends visit him _____________ plays loud music after 10pm. His homestay mother
is angry with him.

14. Timothy drank beer _____________ whisky last night. He was very drunk.
15. Mr Higgins doesn’t like beer _______ whisky; he likes wine.
16. Waiter: Would you like soup _____________ salad with your meal?
17. My father wanted to watch a soccer match on television _______ my mother was already
watching another program.

18. When I got home, my mother was reading a book, my father was watching television
______________ my brother was playing video games.

19. When I got home, my mother and father were sleeping _________ my brother was awake.
20. After the battle the soldier did not know if his friends were dead _________ alive.
21. I wanted to visit my grandmother last week _______ she had an accident and had to be taken
to hospital.

22. I visited my grandmother last week ___________ she cooked a wonderful dinner for us.
23. I thought I would have a good time at the party _________ I didn’t; I had a terrible time.
24. Pedro isn’t very healthy: he drinks __________ smokes a lot.
25. Antonio drinks _______________ he doesn’t smoke
26. Ignazio doesn’t drink ________ smoke.
27. Mr Bigglesworth has met ten prime ministers, four presidents, six queens _________ three
kings.

28. This summer Lilliana wants to learn some English, make new friends ___________ see some
new places in Canada.

MUST/MUST NOT/HAVE TO/ DON’T HAVE TO
MUST/HAVE TO = DO IT


—You must/have to do all your homework and pay attention in class if you want to get good marks
in school.
—You must/have to work hard if you want to make a lot of money.
—You must/have to stop if a policeman tells you to stop.
—You must/have to have a university degree to get a good job today.
—You must/have to make a lot of money if you want to eat steak every day.
MUST NOT (MUSTN’T) = DO NOT DO IT
—You must not smoke in the classroom: it’s not allowed.

—You must not drink alcohol and then drive your car.
—You must not forget to do your homework.
—You must not cheat when you take a test.
—You must not smoke when you are at a gas (petrol) station.
DON’T HAVE TO =

YOUR CHOICE (IF YOU WANT TO DO IT, DO IT; IF YOU DON’T WANT TO DO IT, DON’T DO IT)

—You don’t have to wear a seat belt when you sit in the back-seat of a car.
—You don’t have to come to school on the weekends.
—You don’t have to do more work in class than the teacher tells you to do.
—You don’t have to take the subway to school every day.
—You don’t have to tell your parents or your friends every idea that you have.