Here are the completed texts with the correct forms of "have to," "should," and the verbs in brackets for the first part, as well as the correct past tense forms for the second part:
Questions:
- Do you have to (do) a lot of housework?
- Should you help (help) more?
- I do not have to do (not do) much housework. I
- have to make (make) my bed in the morning, but that's about all. I
- have to take (take) my dog for a walk, but my dad usually does that. He
- has to leave (leave) home at 7.30, so he gets up very early. But my dad has a car, so he
- does not have to walk (not walk) to work. I usually
- have to run (run) to school because I'm late. My mum thinks I
- should get up (get up) earlier. I don't get out of bed until 8.15, so I suppose I
- should not be (not be) so lazy. Jessie
Complete the paragraph about Pocahontas:
Pocahontas 1. was the daughter of Powhatan, chief of the Algonquian tribes in Virginia: When she 2. was young she 3. could (cook) and make clothes from animal skins like other girls. But her life 4. was boring. In 1607, there 5. were some English colonists in Virginia. Pocahontas 6. could (speak) English and 7. became friends with them. But the other Indians 8. were not happy with the colonists. There 9. was a lot of fighting and the English took Pocahontas as prisoner. An Englishman called John Rolfe 10. fell in love with her and they married in 1614. In 1616, Rolfe and Pocahontas visited England. Pocahontas 11. was one of the first Native Americans to visit England. She 12. was very popular and met King James I. Unfortunately, she 13. became very ill, and she died in England.