Modals: must, have to, should, should have

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  • Modals: must, have to, should, should have

• Verb conjugation practice Pro account
  • Modals: must, have to, should, should have
  • Modals: must, have to, should, should have - passive

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  • Modals: must, have to, should, should have

• Scenario-based grammar exercises Pro account
  • A coach journey
  • My job
  • A café
  • A utility bill
  • A competition
  • Garden furniture
  • A conference
  • A budget process
  • A hotel restaurant

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The following exercises include use of this grammar structure:
 

• Business English vocabulary exercises
  • Important emails
  • Booking a meeting room
  • A broken scanner
  • Asking for a refund
  • A trade show
  • An MBA
  • Booking a desk
  • Cycle tours
  • A project update
  • A trip to a DIY store
  • My day so far
  • My career to date
  • Price increases
  • A technology roadmap
  • Logistics issues
  • Q1 sales
  • Competition
  • A loyalty card

• Graphs and charts Pro account
  • A new sports centre

• Listening Pro account
  • The opening of a new showroom

• Reading Pro account
  • A marketing report
  • How vaccines and medicines are tested
  • Raising funds for a start-up company

• Scenario-based dictation exercises – business English Pro account
  • A CV
  • What I’m working on at the moment
  • Delays launching a new product
  • A customer complaint
  • Discussing a candidate for a job vacancy
  • Buying a building
  • Time
  • A sales bottleneck
  • A business trip
  • Updating a CRM system

• Scenario-based dictation exercises – general English
  • Exams