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That’s can/can’t/ought to be Jason- he’s on a mission to Mars.
That’s can’t be Jason - he’s on a mission to Mars.
. You might/mustn’t/have to smoke in hospitals and schools- it’s forbidden.
. You mustn’t smoke in hospitals and schools- it’s forbidden.
That will/must/needn’t be the correct answer- I checked it 3 times.
That must be the correct answer- I checked it 3 times.
In 200 years people won’t/may not/didn’t have to cook any longer- kitchen will have disappeared.
In 200 years people won’t cook any longer- kitchen will have disappeared.
You weren’t able to/needn’t have/shouldn’t have made dessert for the party- we had already ordered three cakes
You needn’t have made dessert for the party- we had already ordered three cakes
Babies might/can’t/shouldn’t read comic books.
Babies can’t read comic books.
His doctor told him that he would/ought to/can lose weight or he will become very ill.
His doctor told him that he ought to lose weight or he will become very ill.
We shouldn’t/didn’t have to/couldn’t wear uniforms to school on Friday because we had a school trip.
We didn’t have to wear uniforms to school on Friday because we had a school trip.
