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Modals of Obligation B1+

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  • "You ___________ ride the train without a valid ticket, it's against the law!"
    mustn't
  • "Be careful ordering that dessert, remember that you _________ eat dairy - you're allergic!"
    mustn't
  • "Excuse me! You're ______________ to be in here, it's staff only!"
    not supposed
  • "I _____ remember to clean this room later, it's a disaster!"
    must
  • "Hey! You ________ speak to your parents like that!"
    mustn't
  • "I'm ___________ know this because it's a secret, so don't tell anyone else!"
    not supposed to
  • 'Must' in the positive form is used to talk about personal or general obligations?
    personal ("I must wake up early tomorrow")
  • "We're _______ call the manager if we are sick, that's generally the best thing to do"
    supposed to
  • "Aren't we ___________ tell someone if the teacher doesn't arrive to class?"
    supposed to
  • "I __________ add a suitcase to my flight before I go, otherwise I'll pay a fine at the airport"
    have to
  • "You ___________ be so formal now, the meeting is over"
    don't have to
  • "Everyone ___________ follow the rules at work"
    has to
  • "I don't think you _________ wear that, it's not flattering"
    should
  • "He __________ tell someone or he could end up in jail!"
    has to
  • "Yeah, of course you ___________ sit here if you want to"
    can / are allowed to
  • "You ___________ come with us, just if you want to"
    don't have to
  • "Tell her that she _________ drive so slowly, the road here is empty and safe"
    doesn't have to
  • "You ___________ start eating before everyone recieves their food, it's quite rude!"
    mustn't
  • "You _______________ drive me to the airport, it's not necessary" (don't have to / mustn't)
    don't have to (not an obligation)
  • "I _______ remind him to cut the grass, I'm so happy that I ________ do it this week!"
    must / don't have to
  • "She ________________ wear dresses to work, but she likes it"
    doesn't have to
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