You MUSTN'T / HAVEN'T swim in the river, it's very dangerous.
mustn't
In Poland, children don't MUST / HAVE TO wear uniforms at school.
have to
When she was 3, she CAN / COULD already read by herself!
could
You will HAVE TO / MUSTwrite a test next week.
have to
We (nie musimy) ________ wear masks on public transport.
don't have to
Students (musieli) _____ go to school last Saturday.
had to
My brother (potrafił) ______ play the piano very well when he was 7.
could / was able to
Anna (nie musiała) __________ get a visa to go to the USA last year.
didn't have to
I (nie mogę) _______ go out after 10 p.m
can't / am not allowed to
You ____ (not / must) play near busy roads – it’s dangerous
mustn't
Juan______ (not / have to) do his homework, he’s done it already
doesn't have to
________ (you / have to) tidy your room at weekends?
Do you have to
(Nie wolno nam) ___________ use mobile phones in class.
We mustn't / We can't / We aren't allowed
I (będę mogła) __________ drive a car if I pass the exam.
will be able to
Teachers (nie muszą) _______ wear uniforms at work.
don't have to
She doesn’t CAN / HAVE TO work at weekends.
have to
