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Advice, Obligation or Prohibition

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  • Re-write the sentence: It's my obligation to do my homework.
    I have to do my homework.
  • Re-write the sentence: It's prohibited to enter here.
    You mustn't enter here.
  • Which modal verbs or expressions do we use to talk about Obligation?
    Have to and Must
  • What's the difference? You should see a doctor. vs You must see a doctor.
    Should - Advice / Must - Strong Advice
  • Which modal verbs do we use to give advice?
    Should, Could and Must
  • Complete the sentence: I think I ______ clean my bedroom.
    must
  • Complete the sentence: You _____ clean your bedroom son!
    have to
  • Complete the sentence: It's a hospital. You ______ smoke here!
    mustn't
  • Complete the sentence: You ______ be seventeen to drive a car in the UK.
    have to
  • What's the difference? I have to get up earlier tomorrow because..... vs I must get up earlier tomorrow.
    Have to - external obligation / Must - internal obligation
  • Complete the sentence: You _____ use your mobile phone during an exam.
    mustn't
  • What's the difference? You should buy it, it's very nice. / You must buy it now, she really needs it.
    Should - Advice / Must - Strong Advice
  • What's the difference? You don't have to go shopping. You mustn't go shopping.
    don't have to - you're not committed to the obligation / mustn't - prohibition
  • Re-write the sentence: It's prohibited to use a cell phone here.
    You mustn't use a cell phone here
  • Complete the sentence: you ______ talk to her, she's your best friend.
    should
  • Complete the sentence: You ______ show your passport or identity card to get on a plane.
    have to
  • Re-write the sentence: It's my obligation to be at work at 8 a.m.
    I have to be at work at 8 a.m.
  • Complete the sentence: you _____ always get enough sleep before driving a car.
    should / must
  • What's the difference? You don't have to walk the dog. You mustn't walk this dog.
    don't have to - you're not committed to the obligation / mustn't - prohibition