Modals: Obligation, permission and prohibition | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Correct: Jenny is allowed to do her homework. If she doesn't do it, her parents will punish her.

allowed to -> must / has to

You ... to your teacher and complete the homework set. (HAD/ LISTEN)

You'd better listen to your teacher and complete the homework set.

You have to be home by 9pm at the latest. (Change 'have to' so the sentence has the same meaning)

must

They each have their own computer. They don't _____ share.

need to / have to.

CORRECT THE SENTENCE: Her family is rich. She mustn't worry about money!

mustn't -> shouldn't.

You ___ remember to feed the dog.

have to / must

You ____ supposed ___ visit the doctor every year.

1) Are. 2) to

Give an example sentence with 'allowed to'

Teacher Checks

My parents have ____ me come to the party.

let / allowed

You are allowed to go to bed. / You must go to bed. What's the difference?

'Must' is a rule - you have to do it. 'Allowed to' means you can if you want to.

You ___ go to sleep late if you want to wake up early.

shouldn't

Give an example sentence with 'must'.

Teacher Checks

People are ___ ___ look carefully before crossing the road. However, that doesn't always happen here.

supposed to