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This document provides grammar rules and examples for using "should/shouldn't + verb + much/many + noun" in Russian, English, and Kazakh. It includes 5 examples translated from Russian to English and Kazakh. It also includes a grammar lesson on using "have to" and "has to" with examples to fill in blanks. There are word combinations divided into groups depending on whether they use "have to" or "haven't to." It ends with a consolidation test, answers, and a song about school rules.
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