Fill in “must”, “mustn`t”, “have to” or “don`t have to”. 1) It`s cold. You leave without your jacket. 2) You eat fruit and vegetables to stay healthy.
3) I`m tired. I go to bed early tonight.
4) You speak rudely to your parents.
5) You park here. It`s illegal.
6) We leave yet. We`ve got plenty of time.
Fill the gaps with “enough” or “too”.
1) I don`t feel very well. I`ve eaten ___ much.
2) Don`t worry. We still have ___ time to get there before it closes. 3) She is ___ young to go to discos.
4) The shop is ___ far to walk.
5) He can`t play basketball professionally. He isn`t tall .
6) This recipe sounds easy ___. I`ll make it for lunch.
Complete the dialogues with “how much”, “how many”, “a few”, “a little”, “some” or “any”.
1) A: bananas would you like, sir?
B: Just , please.
2) A: bread would you like?
B: Just , please.
3) A: Is there cheese in the fridge?
B: No, we need to buy .
4) A: I`d like olive oil.
B: do you need?
A: Half a bottle. Is there flour? B: Certainly. do you need?
A: A kilo, please.
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Does English breakfast include tea with toast and jam or marmalade?

Can you complete your work right now or tomorrow morning?

Do I enjoy reading fantasy or detective stories in my free time?

Do I feel sharp pain when I am taking a deep breath or bending?

Does Mike usually do his shopping at the supermarket or at the market near his house?

Will we buy tickets for a train on the day of departure or book in advance?

Is it always warm or even hot in summer?

Do I prefer to take seats in the stalls or on the balcony?

My favourite food is pizza. I enjoy takeaway pizza because it's convenient and cooked by professionals but I also love making pizza myself. There is nothing better than a classic Italian tomato and mozzarella pizza.
I make pizza dough by mixing together yeast, a bit of sugar and salt with warm water. I let the mixture sit for a few minutes before adding bread flour and olive oil to it. I first combine the mixture with a wooden spoon and once a dough starts to form I work the rest together with hands. I knead the dough for 10 minute until smooth and then place it into a warm place for an hour to proof. When the dough is risen, I take it out of the bowl and knead it again for a few minute and then leave it for a second proof for half an hour. 
When the dough is ready to be used I place it onto a floured work surface and roll it out with a rolling pin. I place this pizza base onto a preheated pizza tray then spread some olive oil and tomato paste over the pizza base. I then sprinkle some Italian seasoning and granulated garlic over the base, place sliced tomatoes, sliced mozzarella and basil leaves on top and put it into a  preheated grill for 15 minutes. 
When the pizza comes out of the grill it smells and looks fantastic. Nothing can beat a family dinner with home-made pizza. Delicious home-made pizza makes everyone smile. I wish I could eat it every day!