Bonjour,
Réponse :
Think about grammar"Can" "must", "mustn't" et leurs équivalents
1. Lis les phrases ssuivantes:
a Visitors must remain inside their vehicle all the time.
b. They are not allowed to drive "off-road".
c. They can drive on gravel roads.
d. They mustn't exceed 50 kph on tar roads.
e. They are allowed to use their cell phones inside the camps.
E It is forbidden to make a lot of noise.
2.Souligne les auxiliaires et expressions qui expriment la permission, l'obligation ou l'interdiction.
3. Maintenant classe ces phrases dans le tableau ci-dessous selon ce qu'elles expriment
Permission : phrases c et e ( 'can' et 'be allowed to')
Obligation : phrases a ( 'must' )
Interdiction : phrases b; d et e ( ' not allowed to '; 'mustn't' et 'forbidden ' )
