MODAL VERBS

Fill in the blanks with suitable modals from the table:

can can’t must mustn’t have to not have to should shouldn’t

 

  • My sister _________ come to the party tonight because she _________do her homework for tomorrow.
  • Female students, in Turkey, ___________ wear skirts at schools. The rules about uniform have changed so they _________ wear trausers now.
  • Robert is getting fatter. I think, he __________ go on a diet.
  • I’ve told you a hundred times! You __________ cross the rood when the traffic light is red.
  • Jane, you have got a really bad cough. You __________ smoke so much.
  • Mrs. Bronson has beautiful roses in her garden. She __________ be a very good gardener.

 

Choose the best modal in the sentences :

  • You don’t have to / mustn’t go in that room. It’s for staff only.
  • We had to / must take a taxi because the bus drivers were on strike.
  • You must / have to be hungry. You’ve eaten nothing all day.
  • Cathy must / has to take these pills. The doctor said so.
  • She mustn’t / can’t be in her office. I saw her leaving two minutes ago.
  • You must / can go through costums when you travel abroad.
  • He mustn’t / can’t be guilty. He was at home when the robbery took place.