D. I don't have to take a tram or a bus to get to work.

Question 9. HAVE (+to-infinitive)

Choose the proper question and a negative sentence for the following sentence containing the modal verb HAVE (+to-infinitive).

Fanny has got to go to the library after classes.

Выберите по крайней мере один ответ:

A. Does Fanny have got to go to the library after classes?

B. Has Fanny got to go to the library after classes?

C. Fanny doesn't have to go to the library after classes.

D. Fanny hasn't got to go to the library after classes.

Question 10. HAVE (+to-infinitive)

Choose the proper question and a negative sentence for the following sentence containing the modal verb HAVE (+to-infinitive).

Mr. Foster had to give a lecture yesterday.

Выберите по крайней мере один ответ:

A. Had Mr. Foster to give a lecture yesterday?

B. Did Mr. Foster have to give a lecture yesterday?

C. Mr. Foster didn't have to give a lecture yesterday.

D. Mr. Foster hadn't to give a lecture yesterday.

Question 11. HAVE (+to-infinitive)

Choose the proper question and a negative sentence for the following sentence containing the modal verb HAVE (+to-infinitive).

Hart's father has to call a taxi when he goes to the airport.

Выберите по крайней мере один ответ:

A. Has Hart's father to call a taxi when he goes to the airport?

B. Hart's father hasn't to call a taxi when he goes to the airport.

C. Does Hart's father have to call a taxi when he goes to the airport?

D. Hart's father doesn't have to call a taxi when he goes to the airport.

Part II-2

BE (+to-infinitive)

Match the sentences with the proper lexical meaning of the modal verb BE (+to-infinitive).

I am to pick up my girl friend after classes. obligation arising out of an arrangement

You are to do exactly the way you are told. a strict order/an instruction

You are not to leave the room until I come back. strict prohibition

I didn't know at that time he was to be my husband. something that is destined to happen

They were to have passed the exams in June. obligation arising out of a plan (the action didn't take place)

He was to meet his client at five. obligation arising out of an arrangement (it's not clear if the action did or didn't take place)

Question 2 . BE (+to-infinitive)

Which of the two sentences contain the modal verb TO BE (+to-infinitive) expressing obligation arising out of an arrangement but the action denoted by the infinitive didn't take place?

B. Max Lennox was to have played the leading role.

Question 3 . BE (+to-infinitive)

Which of the two sentences contain the modal verb TO BE (+to-infinitive) expressing obligation arising out of an arrangement but the action denoted by the infinitive didn't take place?

A. Henry Show was to have taken part in the television programme.

Question 4 . BE (+to-infinitive)

Which of the two sentences contain the modal verb TO BE (+to-infinitive) expressing obligation arising out of an arrangement but the action denoted by the infinitive didn't take place?

A. Connie was to have sent her son to the public school.

Question 5 . HAVE (+to-infinitive) VS BE (+to-infinitive)