Share modals of obligation, need and permission
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Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “It’s not necessary to bring food.”
a) You mustn’t bring food.
b) You don’t have to bring food.
c) You may bring food.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “It’s forbidden to enter.”
b) You must enter.
a) You don’t have to enter.
c) You mustn’t enter.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “It’s a rule at my school.”
a) We may wear uniforms
b) We needn’t wear uniforms.
c) We have to wear uniforms.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “The teacher gives permission.”
a) You can leave.
c) You need to leave.
b) You must leave.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “It’s my strong advice.”
c) You don’t have to see a doctor.
a) You must see a doctor.
b) You may see a doctor.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “It’s optional.”
b) You don’t have to do it.
c) You mustn’t do it.
a) You must do it.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “It’s necessary for her.”
c) She needn’t do it.
a) She may do it.
b) She needs to do it.
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “The law allows parking here.”
b) You can park here.
a) You must park here.
c) You mustn’t park here
Choose the sentence with the same meaning: “Formal permission.”
b) You may sit here.
c) You must sit here
a) You can sit here.
Correct the mistake. You mustn’t come early; it’s optional.
You don’t have to come early; it’s optional.
Correct the mistake. We don’t must wear uniforms at work.
We don’t have to wear uniforms at work.
Correct the mistake. You needn’t to bring any food.
You needn’t bring any food.
Correct the mistake. Students must to arrive on time.
Students must arrive on time.
Correct the mistake. You may to leave early today.
You may leave early today.
Correct the mistake. I have finish this task today.
I have to finish this task today.
Correct the mistake. You don’t have bring your ID.
You don’t have to bring your ID.
