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Modals: Do's and don'ts

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    Practicing modals of obligation, prohibition, and permission.
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  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Obligation (you must stop)
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  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Obligation (you must slow down)
  •  10
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Obligation (you must only go this way)
  •  15
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Prohibition (you may not enter this way)
  •  10
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Permission (you may press this button for attention)
  •  10
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Prohibition (you may not cross the road)
  •  10
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Permission (you may cross the road)
  •  10
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Prohibition (no parking here)
  •  10
  • What does this sign express: Obligation, prohibition, or permission?
    Permission (you may come in)
  •  15
  • Complete the sentence: "If you want to work at a construction site, you ___________ wear a hat and gloves.​"
    must / have to / need to
  •  10
  • Complete the sentence: "You __________ get water from that tap. It's not safe to drink!"
    shouldn’t / mustn't / can't
  •  10
  • Complete the sentence: "My best friend is in the hospital. I _______ go visit him to cheer him up."
    should / ought to
  •  15
  • Complete the sentence: "If you want to stay healthy, you __________ make sure to exercise every day."
    should / ought to / need to / must / have to
  •  10
  • Is this sentence correct? "You shouldn't to ride your bicycle in the rain."
    Incorrect: "You shouldn't ride your bicycle in the rain"
  •  5
  • Is this sentence correct? "They don't have to filling in the form unless they are coming on the excursion."
    Incorrect: "They don't have to fill in the form unless they are coming on the excursion."
  •  5
  • Is this sentence correct? "I'm need to wear a helmet when I'm riding on my skateboard."
    Incorrect: "I need to wear a helmet when I'm riding on my skateboard."
  •  5