Like in my old school, attendance is important and we ..............be late – when we are, we ................. bring a note from home the next day.

I’m not sure if we .................... wear make-up at my new school.

‘His essays are copied off the Internet.’ ‘He................. do that. That’s called plagiarism.’

I have just started a new school. The rules are a bit different from my old school. For example here we .................wear a uniform, which is great because I dislike them, but we ............... wear shorts or things like that.

‘She’s going to do business studies when she finishes school.’ ‘I don’t think she .................., she doesn’t like maths.’

‘I have to do an assignment on Romeo and Juliet, but I haven’t read it yet.’ ‘Well, you................ to start now if you want to get a good mark.’

You ................be at least 18 to drive a car.

The amazing thing is that we ................. use mobile phones in class – but only with the teacher’s permission.

‘Do you know much about psychology?’ ‘I don’t, but you ...................ask Tom’s father, he’s a university professor.’

My computer has crashed again! Can you fix it?’ ‘Well, I can try, but you’d ..............ask a computer technician.’

Of course, we ............... use mobile phones to text each other or surf the web at school..

‘I forgot we had a biology test today.’ ‘You ...............check the timetable next time.’