Share Modals of obligation, necessity and advice
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You should / shouldn’t stay up late the night before you travel.
shouldn't
You have to / don’t have to worry, as the cabin crew will look after you.
don’t have to
Doctors say that we ought to/shouldn't eat five pieces of fruit a day
ought to
You don't have to/mustn't cough without covering your mouth
mustn't
If you don't feel well. you don't have to/must go to school
don't have to
If you are really sick, you don't have to/shouldn't do physical exercise
shouldn't
Most of us should/don't have to drink more water
should
You must/ought to call an ambulance, if you think someone is having a heart attack.
must
Your leg is bleeding badly. We ought to/shouldn't see a doctor.
ought to
You don't have to/mustn't bring your own lunch if you don't want to.
don't have to
Complete the sentences with thing/where or one. There's some_____ at the door - who do you think it is?
someone
Complete the sentences with thing, where or one. I've looked every_____ and I can't find the book.
everywhere
Complete the sentences with thing, where or one. I want to get some____ special for your birthday.
something
Complete the sentences with thing, where or one. She went to the party, but she didn't know any____ there.
anyone
Complete the sentences with thing, where or one. If every____ helps, it'll be much quicker and easier.
everyone
Complete the sentences with thing, where or one. I can't find my keys any____. Have you seen them?
anywhere
