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Remake this sentence using the word in brackets: You cannot use mobile phones in this carriage. (it)
It is not permitted to use mobile phones on this carriage.
Remake this sentence using the word in brackets: Our teacher says we should always speak English in class, but not all of us do. (are)
Our teacher says we're supposed to / we're meant to always speak English in class, but not all of us do.
Remake this sentence using the word in brackets: The best thing to do would be to apply for a transfer to a different apartment. (to)
You ought to apply for a transfer to a different apartment.
Remake this sentence using the word in brackets: We're going on holiday so we can't come to your wedding. (won't)
We're going on holiday so we won't be able to come to your wedding.
Remake this sentence using the word in brackets: Don't be late because the class always starts on time. (better)
You'd better not be late because the class always starts on time.
Remake this sentence using the word in brackets: We regret buying such a small house. (should)
We shouldn't have bought such a small house.
Which two phrases do we use to talk about something that did not happen in the past and we regret?
should have & ought to have
Which phrase is often used in official public announcements to say what can or can't be done according to law?
be (not) permitted to
How do we form the negative of had better?
had better not
Which phrase implies that something negative will happen if you do the opposite of what was said?
had better
True or False: Mustn't and don't have to have the same meaning.
False
Which phrases imply that the rule(s) aren't always followed?
be (not) supposed to / be (not) meant to
Which option is NOT possible? [We ought to / We're allowed to / We'd better] look in on your mother this weekend. She hasn't been well.
We're allowed to
Which option is NOT possible? I [mustn't / needn't / don't have to] study tonight as my exams are over.
mustn't
Which option is NOT possible? Some members of my family [couldn't / needn't / weren't able to] attend our wedding because we held it abroad.
needn't
Which option is NOT possible?You [mustn't / are supposed to / don't have to] walk dogs on this beach, but many people do.
don't have to
Which option is NOT possible? I [should have / must have / ought to have] packed some warmer clothes - I'm freezing!
must have
Which option is NOT possible? When we were children, we [couldn't / shouldn't / weren't allowed to] stay out late.
shouldn't
Which option is NOT possible? [We need to / We've got to / We can] check out before 12 or the hotel will charge us for another night.
We can
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