Exercise. Translate the sentences into Ukrainian. Pay special atten­tion to the meaning and use of the modal verb must.

1. I must tell somebody, I had to tell somebody. 2. If you don't agree, you must say so. 3. You must be tired. You must be wanting to go home. 4. I must have known it, you see, I must have been expecting this all the time. 5. Tell me why you gave that money to that school in Africa. You must have had some problem in choosing it. 6. Simon's quite right, you can't expect us to do your homework, you must do it for yourself. 7. He must have told you he wanted to go back. 8. "Oh, no!", Anna said furiously, "oh, no, no, no. You must be joking!" 9. It wasn't an accident, so someone must be responsible. 10. She must think I'm blind or stupid. 11. And I really mustn't leave Sarah alone in this mood for too long. 12. You must give me your address in London. We live in Berkshire, not far out. Perhaps we could meet some time. 13. And tomorrow you must both come to lunch. 14. You must be Miss Hope, the governess I've come to meet. 15. Mother says we mustn't stay too long. 16. We must discuss this business quietly and sensible and decide if there's anything to be done about it