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- 1. -OBLIGATIONS -POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE ASPECTS -WEATHER -FUTURE PROBABILITY
- 2. -I have to pay the bills in the bank! -Tomorrow I have to make a project for my geography lessons. -I have to go home now and take care of my son.
- 3. Jenna and Ewan have to protect people. Nelson has to create paintings. Sally has to answer phone calls and talk to people. My father has to make surgeries.
- 4. It’s an old city, but it’s clean and a little safe. It’s not modern. However, the stores are good and there are some good restaurants. The nightlife is horrible: there’s nothing to do. And how is the weather? How is the public transportation? -It’s very hot in the summer and freezing in the winter. The public transportation is not so good.
- 6. Cold Cool Warm Hot
- 7. What’s the weather like? It’s sunny and hot. It’s sunny and windy. It’s cloudy and hot. It’s cloudy and warm.