Fill in the gaps with an appropriate modal verb (must, may, can, need, to have to).
1. Sandra need not come to me tomorrow – I’ve done the job.
2. There is no need to rewrite the essay completely – it’s quite good. You can only rewrite the third passage.
3. It’s so late, we must be going!
4. Students have to pay for their education at private school.
5. You must stay at home today.
6. It must be your car there. You have parked it today.
7. You must not take pictures in this museum.
8. We have to speak Spanish at the lesson.
9. Can you help me?
10. You may be glad to find the best flat.
Music appeared in my life long before I learned to distinguish between different styles and directions, learned about the work of great composers and musicians. The first melody that I still remember was my mother’s lullaby. Then there were musical performances and plays, favorite children's songs and the first idols. Music in my life is that necessary stimulus that helps to achieve goals, a constant guide and a skilled healer of mental wounds. Every morning I start with a vigorous chorus, and when I come home after school, I will definitely include something new from my favorite artists or listen to old and well-known recordings, each of which is associated with a certain moment of my life or pleasant memories. And so it turns out that my world is woven from music, beautiful songs and favorite tunes.
