Tillar kafedrasi m. R. Akramova

1. Fill in have to, has to, don't/ doesn't have to, didn't have to, had to or won't have to.
1.It's Sunday tomorrow so he________ get up early.
2.There's no school today, so the children ______go to bed early.
3.They went to the party yesterday, so they ______cook.
4.Let's clean up now, so we ______do it tomorrow.
5.It rained yesterday, so you water the flowers.
6.Sally feels better now, so she___________________ take the medicine.
7. You've got a lot of time. You___________________ hurry.
8. He _______ shout or she can't hear him.
9. It was very cold yesterday so he__________________ wear a coat.
10. She___________ wear glasses when she reads.
11. I can't go out tonight. I________________ study for my exam.
12. I took the dog for a walk this morning so you _____take it out tonight.
13. Her car doesn't work, so she__________________ to take the bus.
14. He broke his tooth, so he___________________ go to the dentist's yesterday.
15. She has a lot of work to do. She___________________ fin­ish it by Tuesday.

Unit 5.
At the Theatre

There are many theatres in Tashkent, and they are very popular with the public. Theatre lovers don't miss any new performance at Hamza Drama Theatre or Abror Hidoyatov Youth Theatre. Both children and grown-ups like to go to the puppet the­atre and the circus. Those who are fond of music go to the opera and ballet theatre and to the philhar­monic.
I'll never forget my first visit to the Navoi Opera and Ballet Theatre. My friend and I dreamt of see­ing the famous ballet Swan Lake by Tchaikovsky. We knew the plot very well and we decided to see a performance. We were clever enough to buy the tickets in advance because when we got to the the­atre the sign "All tickets are sold" was already up.
We left our coats in the cloakroom and got a pro­gramme. We found our seats. The hall was full of people. The audience was well-dressed, talking, laughing and eating chocolates and ice-cream.
The orchestra began picking up its instruments. After the third bell, people were in their seats ready to watch the performance.
At 7 sharp the lights in the theatre went out, the curtains slowly went up and the orchestra began playing.
From the first minute I was deeply impressed. The set and dancing were superb and exciting. The costumes were wonderful, and the music was thrill­ing. The ballet seemed like a fairy-tale to me. I had never seen anything so wonderful.
After the first act we went to look over the thea­tre. There were many portraits of famous opera sing­ers, ballet dancers, musicians and producers on the walls of the foyer.
After ten minutes, the bell for the second act rang and we went to our seats. When the curtains fell at the end of the performance there was a storm of applause. The dancers received call after call. They were presented with bunches of flowers. We en­joyed the performance very much.