Modals of obligation, necessity and advice

They always ____ passengers wear their seatbelts until the plane reaches the terminal for safety reasons.

You have to / should take a small bag for things like a book and a phone charger.

On the plane yesterday, they ____ us check in our small suitcases, although we didn't want to.

You needn’t / need to pay attention to the screens at the airport so you know which gate to go to.

You have to / don’t have to worry, as the cabin crew will look after you.

My parents won’t ____ me travel abroad alone until I’m 18.

It’s obligatory for all passengers to show their passport at the gate. - All passengers ____ their passport at the gate.

You should take a small bag for things like a book and a phone charger.

Bringing your raincoat is a good idea. - You ____ your raincoat.

The hostel has free Wi-Fi for guests. - Guests ____ pay for Wi-Fi.

It’s not necessary for you to print your ticket. You ____ print your ticket

They won’t ____ you take your skateboard on the plane. It’s too big.

You have to have a letter from your parents saying they allow you to travel.

You needn’t / have to check in online – you can go to the desk at the terminal.

That hotel will be too noisy for you. - You ____ at that hotel

Thank you for ____ me sit next to my friend.

Is it necessary for us to check out at 12? - ___ we ____ check out at 12

You have to / shouldn’t have a letter from your parents saying they allow you to travel.

You should / shouldn’t stay up late the night before you travel.

My dad ____ me unpack the moment we got to the hotel – I just wanted to get to the beach!