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Modal verbs review

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    A review as rephrasing exercises of modal verbs.
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  • I won’t go to school tomorrow because  it's Sunday. (not have to)
    I don't have to go to school tomorrow because it's Sunday.
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  • You are very ill. You need to go to the doctor. (should)
    You should go to the doctor.
  •  15
  • It is snowing heavily. Don’t go out, please. (should)
    You shouldn't go out.
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  • Have you got a pen for me to borrow? (can)
    Can I borrow a pen?
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  • Cheating in an exam is against the school rules. (must)
    You mustn't cheat in an exam.
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  • It’s possible that Jeff doesn’t send the message today. (might)
    Jeff mightn't send the message today.
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  • It is important for me to pass the exam. (must)
    I must pass the exam.
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  • There is no need for Julie to help me cook for the party. (have to)
    Julie doesn't have to help me cook for the party.
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  • It’s against the law for motorists to park here. (must)
    Motorists mustn't park here.
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  • Perhaps Sarah lends Simon some money. (may)
    Sarah may lend Simon some money.
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  • It is sometimes very hot here in the summer. (can)
    It can sometimes be very hot here in the summer.
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  • It isn't necessary to be over 18 to get married. (need to)
    You don't need to be over 18 to get married.
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  • Parents have an obligation to teach their children the difference between right and wrong.
    Parents must/have to/need to teach their children the difference between right and wrong. (must)
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  • There's a small possibility that he comes on a bicycle.
    He might/may come on a bicycle.
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  • Perhaps I will go to the cinema. (talking possibility)
    I may/might/could go to the cinema.
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  • I suggest you sleep at least seven hours before an exam. (giving advice)
    You should sleep at least seven hours before an exam.
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