Our teacher is ill, so we ____ go to class today.
needn't / don't have to
You ____ take out the trash. It's already in the bin outside.
needn't / don't have to
I ___ play with you this afternoon. I ___ study for my English test tomorrow.
can't / have to; must
Some dogs ___ dance.
can
Children ___ drink beer.
mustn't
Blind people usually ___ see anything.
can't
My little brother ___ read because he's only three.
can't
You ___ jump into the river here - it's very dangerous.
musn't
In England most pupils ___ wear school uniforms.
must / have to
You ___ clean your room today. It's not really dirty.
needn't / don't have to
You ___ listen to loud music after 10 pm.
mustn't
You ___ pay for everything that you get in a shop. You ___ steal!
must / mustn't
Jim is allergic to nuts, so she ___ eat nutella.
mustn't
No thanks, you ___ make me a sandwich. I'm not hungry.
needn't / don't have to
You ___ cross the street when the traffic lights are red.
mustn't
Excuse me, where's the cafeteria. I ___ find it?
can't
