21 Read the short texts and complete them with the modals from the boxes in their correct form. Sometimes there is more than one possible answer, and some words can be used more than once. might must not need not should 3 There are schools which have strange rules. For example, in some primary schools in the UK, pupils (1) make best friends. This (2) protect them from being sad when the friendship ends. In other schools, pupils (3) raise their hands as teachers (4) choose whoever they want. The argument goes that it’s always the same students who ask to speak, and this (5) change. But life for teachers isn’t always easy either. In some countries, they (6) use a green pen for corrections, and (7) use words like poverty or divorce because they (8) make a student feel sad. Even a word like birthday (9) be avoided as children from some religions do not celebrate them and (10) therefore feel uncomfortable. have to might must must not More suffixes Here are some more facts about Eton College. Complete the sentences by using the words in brackets and adding the correct suffixes. LANGUAGE 4 1 E ton College is so famous that (visit) walk across the bridge over the River Thames from nearby Windsor to see it. 2 If you are a (photograph), you may want to take some pictures of the older parts of the school, which was opened in 1440 by King Henry VI. 3 An (educate) for students at Eton College is a combination of old traditions and modern learning. 4 Students who are especially interested in art are encouraged to become (paint) in the Drawing School at weekends. 5 If you are a keen (music), you can even learn to play the harp or bagpipes at Eton. 6 The rugby, cricket and hockey teams may do their (train) at the weekend. 7 The teachers at Eton meet daily to have a (discuss). 8 In PE lessons the students have a (train) to help them get fit. 9 Important (inform) is displayed on the notice boards. 10 Even if you are a good student, there’s room for (improve). Nur zu Prüfzwecken – Eigentum des Verlags öbv
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