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When the traffic light is red, you.............stop.

must / have to

When you see this sign, you............. use your mobile phone.

mustn't

I ........... do it today. I have a lot of time.

don't have to

People................. use their mobile phones on the plane.

mustn't

To become a doctor you ................ go to medical school.

have to / must

Do you ............... do it now?

have to

You................. arrive home late!

mustn't

The doctor said that she ............. take more vitamins.

has to / must

The match is free to watch. We ................ buy the tickets.

don't have to

You ............. help me if you don't want to.

don't have to

You ............ open this door! The dog will escape!

mustn't

Do you mind if I go late night shopping at the mall? ()

Yes, no problem. / Sure, go ahead. / Yes, of course.

My cousin ................... (not be allowed to) watch TV before finishing her homework.

isn't allowed to

She ................ (be allowed to) stay up late on weekends.

is allowed to

Kate .................. (be allowed to) bring her laptop to work.

is allowed to

He can participate in after-school activities. (be allowed to)

He is allowed to participate in after-school activities.

Students .................... (be allowed to) work in groups for the science project.

are allowed to

Sarah and Tim ...................... (not be allowed to) ride their bikes on the road.

aren't allowed to

Sarah and Tim ..................... (be allowed to) ride their bikes in the park.

are allowed to

...... he ..................... work in the evening? (be allowed to)

Is he allowed to

............... you ................. come tonight? (be allowed to)

are you allowed to

Kids .............. (be allowed to) borrow the books in the library.

are allowed to

Students ............ (not be allowed to) drink alcohol at school.

aren't allowed to

Susan .............. bring her own food and drinks to the picnic.

is allowed to

must

has to

don't have to

He ................. dress the way he wants.

is allowed to

must

has to

mustn't

Visitors ............... park their car in the designated parking lot.

are allowed to

must

have to

Passengers .............. smoke on the airplane.

aren't allowed to

haven't to

don't have to

must

Guests ............. (be allowed to) use the hotel's swimming pool.

are allowed to

Patients ...................... (be allowed to) have two visitors at a time in the hospital.

are allowed to

Children under 12 years old ................. enter the pub.

aren't allowed to

don't have to

must

have to

You ....................... (be allowed to) bring your own snack.

are allowed to

An employee ................... (be allowed to) take a 30-minute break for lunch.

is allowed to

Visitors .................... (be allowed to) take pictures in the art gallery.

are allowed to

Students ..................... (be allowed to) use their phones during their lunch break.

are allowed to

I was wondering if I could go on vacation abroad with my friends? (X)

No, I'm sorry, you can't. / That's a bit of a problem, I'm afraid.

You want to open a window. (could)

Could I (possibly) open a window?

I was __________ if I could have an extra day for my homework?

wondering

You want to invite four friends to sleep over at your house. (mind)

Do you mind if I invite my friends to sleep over?

You want to get a pet snake. (wondering)

I was wondering if I could get a pet snake?

You want an extension on your essay.

Is it OK to / Could I possibly / I was wondering if I could / Do you mind if I have an extension on my essay?

You want to borrow my scooter. (OK)

Is it OK if I borrow your scooter?

You want to go to a party tonight. (mind)

Do you mind if I go to a party tonight?

Is it ....... if I use your mobile?

OK