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Read the text and complete it with the correct form of the verbs.
In Poland they say: A good painter (need to) give his picture a title, but a bad painter (must).
A saying in many countries is: You (have to) take the good with the bad.
In Russia they say: You (need to) have 100 roubles but you (need to) have 100 friends.
In Spain they say: You (have to) make the most of the chances you get. Another Spanish saying is: Good men (must) die but death cannot kill their names.
A well-known American saying comes from Mark Twain: If you tell the truth, you (have to) remember anything.
Another is from Bob Dylan: You (have to) be a weather man to know which way the wind blows.
The British say: You (must) learn to walk before you can run. And finally, another British saying: If you are lazy now, you will (have to) work harder later.