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Final ActivityVersión en línea Test your knowledge and skills developed through this learning space 2 with this game. por YENIFER AGUDELO CORREA 1 We use “must” to give strong advice or obligation. a True b False 2 “Should” is stronger than “must” when talking about rules. a True b False 3 "You must not litter in protected areas." This means you are allowed to do it sometimes. a True b False 4 If you say "We should plant more trees", you're making a suggestion. a True b False 5 “Should we recycle more?” is a correct way to ask for advice. a True b False 6 Which sentence expresses a strong obligation? a We should clean the beach. b We must clean the beach. c We could clean the beach. d We must not clean the beach. 7 We ______ recycle more plastic and glass to reduce waste. a should b shouldn't c must d mustn't 8 _________ we start a campaign to clean the river? a Should b Shouldn't c Must d Mustn't 9 Which question asks for advice? a Do we need recycling bins? b Must I turn off the lights? c Are they planting trees? d Should we organize a clean-up campaign? 10 Which sentence gives a suggestion rather than a rule? a Tourists must not enter protected zones. b You must bring your own bag. c You must stop polluting rivers. d We should talk to the mayor about recycling. 11 “Should we recycle more?” is a correct way to ask for advice. a True b False 12 Factories __________ ignore environmental laws. It’s illegal. a must b should c shouldn't d mustn't

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We use “must” to give strong advice or obligation.

“Should” is stronger than “must” when talking about rules.

"You must not litter in protected areas." This means you are allowed to do it sometimes.

If you say "We should plant more trees", you're making a suggestion.

“Should we recycle more?” is a correct way to ask for advice.

Which sentence expresses a strong obligation?

We ______ recycle more plastic and glass to reduce waste.

_________ we start a campaign to clean the river?

Which question asks for advice?

Which sentence gives a suggestion rather than a rule?

“Should we recycle more?” is a correct way to ask for advice.

Factories __________ ignore environmental laws. It’s illegal.