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Modal verbs of advice, obligation and prohibition

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Marcos ________ come if he doesn’t want to.

doesn’t have to

They ________ be at the meeting but I think they will go anyway.

don’t have to

You ________ eat it if you don’t like it.

don’t have to

You ________ talk during the exam.

mustn’t

You ________ pay for my tickets, I have enough money.

don’t have to

You ________ touch the broken wires. They’re dangerous.

mustn’t/shouldn't

(Your flatmate goes for a week on holiday) You ____ remember to feed the fish.

must/have to

Today is her day off! So, she ____ go to work!

doesn't have to

You ____ forget the dinner with our neighbours! They are coming at nine o'clock.

mustn't

It would be a good idea to eat healthier food. (SHOULD)

You should eat healthier food.

They make us wear a school uniform. (HAVE TO)

We have to wear a school uniform.

Taking your passport with you when you travel abroad is indispensable. (MUST)

You must take your passport with you when you travel abroad.

It's not obligatory for them to go to school on Saturdays. (HAVE TO)

They don't have to go to school on Saturdays.

It isn't necessary for us to get up early. (NEEDN'T)

We needn't get up early.

If you're tired, I advise you to go to bed. (OUGHT TO)

If you're tired, you ought to go to bed.

I can lend you some money, so it isn't necessary for you to go to the bank. (NEED TO)

I can lend you some money, so you don't need to go to the bank.

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