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Is there an important meaning difference between these two sentences? A. We must win this match B. We have to win this match.
NO
Which question is more polite? A. Can I play in goal? B. May I play in goal?
May I play in goal (B)
Which modal verb is more common? A. You should try harder. B. You ought to try harder
You should try harder (A)
Which sentence means you can choose? A. You mustn't kick the ball. B. You don't have to kick the ball
You don't have to kick the ball (B)
What is the past form of "We mustn't talk in class"? A. We didn't have to talk in class B. We weren't allowed to talk in class
We weren't allowed to talk in class (B)
You ............. be a member of the gym to use the pool.
have to / must
Oh, I ............ remember to buy a bottle of wine for the party.
must/ have to
......... I come to the sports centre with you tomorrow?
May / Can / Could
Doctors say you ........ try to excercise every day for at least 30 minutes.
should
You ......... wear outdoor shoes in the swimming pool - it's not allowed!
mustn't / can't
An important rule of football is that you .......... touch the ball with your hand.
mustn't
