D. Look at the table below and write sentences about what Tina usually does and what she did yesterday, as in the example.
usually
get up at eight
yesterday
get up at ten
go to school
go to the shopping centre
have lunch at a fast food
restaurant
have lunch at home
do her homework after lunch
do housework
hang out with friends in the evening
visit her grandmother
Tina usually gets up at eight, but yesterday she got up at ten.​

1. Sandra must come to me tomorrow. She promised.

2. You have to rewrite the essay completely - it's not good.

3. It's not late, we can stay!

4. Students have to pay for their education at private school.

5. It must be your car there. You have parked it today.

6. You may stay at home today..

7. We must speak Spanish at the lesson.

8. You must not take pictures in this museum

9. You must be glad to find the best flat.

10. Can you help me?

1. She's been in Britain for three months and she can't get used to driving on the left.

2. Mike is used to doing his homework to music. It's a usual way he does it.

3. Sue lives alone. It is not strange for her. She is used to living alone.

4. When I was a child I used to ask a lot of questions.

5. Their neighbours are very noisy, so they have to get used to the noise.

Our little family - mom, dad and daughter Elena - always looks forward to the weekend with great anticipation. After all for 5 days all the family members are far from each other: my father works, my mother works at home, and Elena goes to the kindergarten. We meet only in the evenings at a big table and discuss the news of the past day. And, of course, we are making plans for the end of the week.

It's good that my dad has his car. Hence, more opportunities to have a great rest! So, on Thursday night we again clarify all our plans, on Friday we collect everything we need - food, clothes, etc. etc. Usually, in good weather, we have picnics. We take toys, a camera and enjoy the communication with each other!