Question

2. Use must, have to/had to, be to in the sentences. 1. Or was it because we were too much alike, demanding only that which we … give to each other? 2. He … have fallen a victim to consumption in the course of but a very few weeks. 3. You … not say that; you … not try to shake me. 4. He looked up at the building where he and James … have lunch. 5. You … work harder to achieve a standing over which your father can take pride. 6. We … take a long-term view in our business. 7. In how many worlds … you learn to live because of me? 8. She said I … have the utmost confidence in you. 9. Betty and Basil … have gone for a long walk, taking a picnic lunch with them. 10. She told herselfthat she … have watched too many soap operas, since her imagination was taking melodramatic leaps. 11. In the film that Frederic devised for Annabel she … appear as an English governess. 12. Edward … give him a light swat to bring him to his senses. 13.She … look back with amazed and incomprehensible pangs to their time of casual arrangements. 14. She stared out of the window and decided that she … talk to Edward.

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