C1 Willingness, obligation, necessity | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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In our contract, we must start work at 8.00. (obliged)

In our contract, we are obliged to start work at 8.00.

I'd be happy TO / FOR / IN help in the sales department this month.

to

The match HAD TO / WAS SUPPOSED TO / WAS REQUIRED TO begin at 7.00 but heavy rain delayed the start.

was supposed to

When we lived in the village we MUST/ WERE GOING TO/ HAD TO drive for miles to get to a supermarket.

had to

We have nothing against WEAR / WEARING / TO WEAR a uniform at work.

wearing

My husband has no problem TO / AT / WITH looking after the kids.

with

You can choose whatever position you want. (free)

You are free to choose whatever position you want.

There's no way Masha MUST/ WILL/ SHALL be prepared to see Terry again after what happened.

will

Pilots are ESSENTIAL/ OBLIGED/ OBLIGATORY to take a medical every six months.

obliged

Employees cannot smoke in the company premisses. (allowed)

Employees are not allowed to smoke in the company premisses.

You should see a doctor soon, before it's too late! (better)

You'd better see a doctor soon, before it's too late!

Tony SHOULD/ OUGHT/ HAD BETTER to be taking care of that but he's so lazy.

ought to

Wearing protective clothes is ADVISABLE / ADVISORY

advisable

All students have to wear uniforms on school days. (required)

All students are required to wear uniforms on school days.

We're happy to help. Whenever you need, just give us a ring! (willing)

We're willing to help. Whenever you need, just give us a ring!

Kate has nothing AGAINST/ WITH / ON going camping but she'd prefer a hotel.

against

Visitors should leave their bags outside the courtroom. (supposed)

Visitors are supposed to leave their bags outside the courtroom.

She wasn't prepared TO / FOR the amount of paperwork

for