You must/are allowed to/can’t drive a car when you are 16 in the UK.

In the 19th century, female teachers in the USA had to/were allowed to/ weren’t allowed to get married.

You can’t/are allowed to/must get married at 16 in the UK with your parents’ permission.

Brazilians over the age of 18 have to/don’t have to/ought to vote.

One hundred and twenty years ago, women in the UK were allowed to/couldn’t/ had to vote.

You can/have to/can’t vote in Austria if you’re 16.

You have to/ought to/shouldn’t tip waiters and waitresses in Iceland.

You mustn’t/don’t have to/should eat with your left hand in India.

In Singapore you can/aren’t allowed to/should eat chewing gum.

Due to Covid-19, in Belgium you can/should/ are allowed to go shopping for Christmas. However, there are still rules surrounding social gatherings.

In the USA you can/ought to/aren’t allowed to burn your own money.

Turkish men over the age of 20 have to/should/don’t have to do military service.

You shouldn’t/are supposed to/are able to drive with your lights on during the day in Sweden.