It’s OK, he _________ call me now – he can send me a text message later. A can’t B mustn’t C doesn’t have to
MUST TO
DOESN'T HAVE TO
MUSTN'T TO
CAN'T TO
You _______ go out with your friends, but don’t come home late.
HAS TO
MUSTN'T TO
MUST TO
CAN
Mum says we __________ go swimming today, so we’ll go tomorrow. A can’t B mustn’t C don’t have to
DON'T HAS TO
CAN'T
MUSTN'T TO
CAN TO
You __________ remember your passports when you go to the airport.
HAS
MUST
CAN
HAVE
When you go hiking in the mountains, you _________ leave the path because there are bears.
MUST TO
CAN TO
MUSTN'T
DON'T HAVE TO
A: Look! We painted the boat! B: That’s great! Did you really do it __________?
YOURSELVES
MYSELF
HERSELF
ITSELF
A: That’s a big box, Dan. Do you need some help? B: No, thanks. I can carry it ________.
HIMSELF
MYSELF
HERSELF
ITSELF
A: Here’s a photo from my holiday. B: That fish is really big! Did you catch it ___________?
YOURSELF
ITSELF
HERSELF
HIMSELF
A: Is Kelly singing? B: No, I think she’s talking to ___________.
HERSELF
MYSELF
ITSELF
HIMSELF
A: What happened to Jim? B: He fell and hurt ____________ in the forest.
ITSELF
HIMSELF
MYSELF
HERSELF
Alex _________ come with us if he doesn’t want to.
CAN'T TO
DOESN'T HAVE TO
MUSTN'T
MUST TO
In Australia, you ________ drive on the left side of the road. It's a rule.
MUST
HAS TO
CAN TO
CAN
Adam _________ to do a maths test tomorrow.
CAN
HAS
MUSTN'T
MUST
You _________ talk in the library because people are trying to study.
CAN TO
MUST
DON'T HAVE TO
MUSTN'T
A: When did Nelly have horse-riding lessons? B: She didn’t. She taught _________.
HIMSELF
MYSELF
HERSELF
ITSELF
A: I like your tree house, Fred! B: Thanks, I built it by ________ .
MYSELF
HIMSELF
HERSELF
ITSELF
