A: The French girl, Sylvie, is really nice. I'd love to get to know her better. - B: You (ought / should / must) to learn French first.

A: I didn't do the exam very well. - B: You _______ (should not / buy) a new computer game two weeks before the exams started. You _______ (might / have) more time to study.

A: How much is it for one-night camping here? - B: Don't worry. You (can't / mustn't / don't have to) pay anything.

All those students who didn't __________ their homework will have to stay after school.

Rewrite the sentence: My dad can speak five languages. (be able to)

If everyone is in the club except Tom, he'll feel left ______

A: Mr Jenkins is very popular _____ the students. B: Yes, David was never that interested _____ Geography before.

A: Do we (need / can / able) to be eighteen to get into this club? - B: No, but you (might / have to / can) have some ID.

I'm going to do more exercise ____ now ____

There are three boys in Year 12 who are terrible bullies. They are always ______ children from Year 7 and 8.

You must be very pleased ____ your exam results. B: I am and my parents are really proud _____ me, too.

A: In the exam last week, _______ (you able / choose) which topics to write the essay? - B: Well, there were five choices and we _______ (not have to / do) two of them.

A: I have left my ID at home. (Could / May / Might) you let me in the club, please? - B: Sorry. I (can / must / might) get into trouble.