Share Modals of ability, obligation, permision and possibility
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People HAVE TO/MUST wear a seatbelt when driving.
HAVE TO
Many people WILL BE ABLE TO WORK/WILL SUCCEED IN WORKING from home in the future.
WILL BE ABLE TO WORK
When I started living on my own I CAN'T / COULDN'T cook so I always ate fast food.
COULDN'T
I WON'T BE ABLE TO / COULDN'T meet you tomorrow.
WON'T BE ABLE TO
Until 1876 women COULDN'T / DIDN'T HAVE TO / MUSTN'T study to become doctors.
COULDN'T
Do you MUST WEAR/ HAVE TO WEAR / CAN WEAR a suit and tie at work?
HAVE TO WEAR
I CAN /MUSTN'T choose my own hours at work, but I CAN'T/ HAVE TO work at least forty hours a week.
CAN / HAVE TO
You MUST / COULD work hard to be successful in life
MUST
We HAD TO / MUST / HAVE TO wear uniform when I was at school.
HAD TO
Sorry I'm late, I MUST/HAD TO stay at work. I COULDN'T/ CANNOT/ DIDN'T HAVE TO leave earlier.
HAD TO / COULDN'T
You CAN'T/WON'T BE ABLE to get into the concert tomorrow if you don't have your ticket.
WON'T BE ABLE TO
I can't believe we COULD/MANAGED TO get tickets for the concert!
MANAGED TO
She'd like to CAN/BE ABLE TO visit her mother more often.
BE ABLE TO
You MUSTN'T/DON'T NEED TO catch a train home, I'll pick you up.
DON'T NEED TO
They NEEDN'T HAVE/MUSTN'T HAVE called the police, we weren't fighting, it was the TV.
NEEDN'T HAVE
You HAVE TO/MUST see this film, you'll love it!
MUST
