Modals of obligation: must, have to, should | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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You "have to/must have" a visa to enter the country.

Both are correct.

You "must not /don't have to" drive on the left! Here we drive on the right!

must not

You "must not/don't have to" pay to visit most museums and art galleries. Entrance is usually free.

don't have to

You "have to/should"go on a ferry to visit the Statue of Liberty. You can't go by bus.

have to

You "have to/must" wear a seat belt at all times in a car.

Both are correct.

You "must/should" always try to arrive on time for an appointment or meeting. Americans are very punctual!

should

If you are sightseeing in New York, you "must/should" buy a MetroCard that gives you cheaper travel on the subway and buses.

should

You "must not/don't have to" smoke in any public building. It is prohibited by law.

must not

When talking to Americans, you "shouldn't/don't have to" ask them about their salary. Some people might think this is rude.

shouldn't

You "must/have to" answer some questions when you go through immigration.

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