Look at the picture. Use

could
couldn't

was/were allowed to
was/were not allowed to

had to
didn't have to


There were too many people. There weren't enough chairs. She had to stand up. She couldn't sit down.	They didn't have to pay to go in. They could go in for free.	There were too many cars. There weren't enough parking spaces. She couldn't park her car.	We couldn't feed the animals.

There weren't any trees. There was a lot of snow. He could go skiing.	He could park his car for free. He didn't have to pay to park his car. He was allowed to park his car for free.	There were too many speedboats. There wasn't enough wind. He couldn't go windsurfing.	He wasn't allowed to / couldn't dive.

Recording 65, page 95
Exercise 6 Rhyme. Listen and learn by heart.

A sailor went to sea,

To see what he could see,

And all that he could see,

Was sea, sea, sea.

FUN-TASTIC english-slovenian translator

Translate into Slovenian.

1.	Could you use a computer when you were seven? - Yes, I could . Ali si znal(a) uporabljati računalnik, ko si bil(a) star(a) sedem let? - Ja, sem.
2.	My father couldn’t swim until he was twenty. Moj oče ni znal plavati do svojega dvajsetega leta. / Moj oče se je naučil plavati šele, ko je bil star dvajset let.
3.	Charles Dickens had to work in a factory when he was eight. Charles Dickens je moral delati v tovarni, ko je bil star osem let.
4.	The children of the rich didn’t have to work. Otrokom bogatašev ni bilo treba delati.
5.	Children were not allowed to carry a watch. Otroci niso smeli nositi ure.