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ALH 2 - Unit 5.2

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  • We (can / must) take a 2 hour lunch break today. I asked the boss and he said it's our choice.
    can
  • Peter (must not / doesn't have to) be rude to his manager. He'll lose his job.
    must not
  • Employees (don't have to / must not) steal from the storage room!
    must not
  • We (can / have to) go to Tokyo on a business trip next month. It's very important.
    have to
  • He (can / can't) go to Da Lat next week because he has to work.
    can't
  • You (don't have to / can) work late every evening. Sometimes it's good to go home and relax.
    don't have to
  • She (must not / doesn't have to) be late for work again. She's going to get into trouble.
    must not
  • You (must not / don't have to) go to the training tomorrow, but you can if you want.
    don't have to
  • People (can / can't) go into the fashion show unless they have bought a ticket.
    can't
  • Employees (can / must) get discounts on products sold in the store.
    can
  • Everyone (can / must) start work at 9 am. It's a rule.
    must
  • People (don't have to / must not) give money to charities, but it feels good if you do.
    don't have to
  • We (can / have to) believe in your idea for it to be successful.
    have to
  • He (can / have to) work late tonight or his boss will be really angry.
    has to
  • I (can / don't have to) take the bus. It's easy to walk there.
    don't have to
  • You (must not / don't have to) do this work today. Next week is fine.
    don't have to
  • You (can't / can) do this job unless you have training.
    can't
  • They (can / don't have to) go the the training this week. It's optional.
    don't have to
  • People (can / must) wear casual clothes into work on a Friday. It's their choice.
    can
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