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The match starts at 10 a.m, but the players (arrive) at 9.30 a.m.
have to arrive
I can do my homework later. I (not do) it now.
don't have to do
You (take) you passpart when you travel abroad.
have to take
We (leave) now or we'll be late.
must leave
A: (I / come) in? B: Yes, of course
may I come / could I come / can I come
I can get a bus from the airport. You (not pick) me up.
don't have to pick
He (swim) very well.
can swim
I (not understand) physics. It's too complicated for me.
can't understand
We (not use) calculators during math tests, it's against the rules
can't / mustn't
If you want to stay fit, you (eat) more vegetables.
should eat
A: Do you want some tea? B: No, thanks, I (have) some coffee.
would rather have / would prefer to have / would like to have
He (sing) very well when he was a kid.
could sing
You (not worry) too much. Stress isn't healthy!
shouldn't
Helen (be) lonely, I'm sure.
must be
Brenda (not be) over 18, she looks too young!
can't be
I don't know where she is. She (be) in the gym.
may be / might be
