Josephine ... (do never) her homework.
Josephine never does her homework.
She (obligation) make her bed every day.
has to
On Monday, Mrs Nancy ... (tell) us to bring the Workbook on Wednesday.
On Monday, Mrs Nancy told us to bring the Workbook on Wednesday.
Mrs Nancy ... (lack of obligation) do the dishes at home.
Mrs Nancy doesn't have to do the dishes at home.
Michael goes / is going shopping with his father on Saturdays.
goes
Rachel (advice) study more.
should
He ... (watch) TV at the pub every evening. (Question)
Does he watch TV at the pub every evening?
Patricia ... (not understand) English.
Patricia doesn't understand English
The doctor works / is working in the local hospital now.
is working
Mum (not obliged) do the shopping. Dad has already done it.
doesn't have to
In class, we (obligation) be quiet and pay attention.
must
Martin ... (wash) his car every Friday.
Martin washes his car every Friday.
At the moment it ... (snow).
At the moment it is snowing.
Remember, you're in a library, you (prohibition) speak loudly.
mustn't
He (lack of necessity) speak English in Italy.
doesn’t need to
Lucas ... (choose) the film last weekend? (Question)
Did Lucas choose the film last weekend?
Roberto catches / catch the bus in the morning.
catches
You (negative advice) see this film. It's a crap!
shouldn't / ought not to
Tina ... (not wear) a black dress to the party last week.
Tina didn't wear a black dress to the party last week.
Paula and you reads / are reading the new magazine now.
are reading
Carol ... (study) French right now.
Carol is studying French right now.
He (prohibition) swim in the sea.
mustn’t
These men ... (repair) my windows yesterday.
These men repaired my windows yesterday.
They (obligation) work hard.
must / have to