1. The past of be.

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Complete the table:


For more information about the past of the verb to be see the Grammar Reference.

2. The past of be.

Complete the sentences with one of the verb forms below.

3. Text completion.

Choose the correct form of to be from each drop-down menu to complete the text.

4. Have to for obligation.

We can use have to and has to + infinitive to talk about obligation:

To score a goal you have to kick the ball into the other team's goal.
The batter has to hit the ball and run round the bases.

Are these sentences true or false?

5. Have to for obligation.

Choose the correct form of have to.

For more information about obligation see the Grammar Reference.

6. Can for permission and can't for prohibition.

In tennis the ball can bounce only once.
Rugby players can't pass the ball forwards.

Choose the correct option to make true sentences about what you can and can't do in the United Kingdom.

7. Missing words.

Record the complete sentence with the correct option.

7. Obligation, permission and prohibition.

Choose the correct options.