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The test was very difficult. It was not possible for me to finish it. (BE ABLE)

I wasn't able to finish it.

He knew how to ride a horse when he was five. (CAN)

He could ride a horse when he was five.

The law tells us that it is necessary to pay the bills on time. (HAVE TO)

We have to pay the bills on time.

The train was expected to arrive at 11. Why was it so late. (BE SUPPOSED)

The train was supposed to arrive at 11.

Why are you watching TV? You should do your homework. (BE SUPPOSED)

You are supposed to do your homework.

My brother had the obligation to tidy his room yesterday. (HAVE TO)

My brother had to tidy his room yesterday.

Can Jack play computer games late in the evening? (BE ALLOWED)

Is Jack allowed to play computer games late in the evening?

I don't know how to do this exercise . (CAN)

I can't do this exercise.

If you don't want to feel lonely, it's a good idea to go out more. (SHOULD)

You should go out more.

Is it necessary for doctors to study for a long time? (HAVE TO)

Do the doctors have to study for a long time?

My advice is to explain this to him. (SHOULD)

You should explain this to him.

The company should give us a day off. (SUPPOSED TO)

The company is supposed to give us a day off.

The children aren't allowed to use the cooker when their parents are not at home. (MUST)

The children mustn't use the cooker when their parents.....

You can wear a suit to the party, but it's not necessary. (HAVE TO)

You don't have to wear a suit to the party.

It's necessary to wear a seat belt when you drive. (MUST)

You must wear a seat belt when you drive.

I couldn't meet you last night. (BE ABLE)

I wasn't able to meet you last night.

Do they have permission to watch TV all day? (BE ALLOWED)

Are they allowed to watch TV all day?

You look very sick. If I were you, I'd see a doctor. (OUGHT TO)

You ought to see a doctor.

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