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English 21 Public

using modal verbs

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Children under 16 AREN'T ALLOWED TO/ DON'T HAVE TO buy coffee in some cafes.

AREN'T ALLOWED TO

You can't LET/ MAKE me go bungee jumping if I don't want to.

MAKE

Swimmers DON'T HAVE TO/ MUST NOT go beyond the red flags in the sea.

MUST NOT

My grandma MUST / HAS TO use a cane to help her walk now.

MUST / HAS TO

I DON'T HAVE TO / CAN'T go to the marathon, but I want to support the runners.

CAN'T

The other children DON'T HAVE TO / WEREN'T ALLOWED TO go on the school trip because of their bad behavior.

WEREN'T ALLOWED TO

You MUST NOT/ DON'T HAVE TO go on the building site without a hat. It's too dangerous.

MUST NOT

Our employers ALLOWS US TO / MAKES US wears sneakers at work if we want to.

ALLOWS US TO

You DON'T LET / AREN'T ALLOWED TO go home early. It's against the rules.

AREN'T ALLOWED TO

We ARE ALLOWED TO / MUST work harder this semester if we want to pass our exam.

MUST

Members of staff CAN'T / DON'T HAVE TO use machinery without goggles. Anyone without goggles will be disciplined.

CAN'T

Please LET ME / MAKE ME go to the concert. I promise to be home early.

LET ME

You MUST NOT / DON'T HAVE TO talk in the theater. Please be quiet!

MUST NOT

Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.

Factories made workers work 12 hours a day.

Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.

Sophie's employers don't let her call her friends when she is at work.

Complete the second sentence. Use LET or MAKE.

They don't let students wear shoes in the gym.