Ann must / can’t ride a bike because she’s only three years old.
CAN'T
well / teacher / your / can / sing ?
CAN YOUR TEACHER SING WELL?
If you feel ill, you should / shouldn’t drive home.
SHOULDN'T
Lola should / shouldn’t check the calendar before she schedules a meeting.
SHOULD
You didn’t practise for the event. (take part in the competition)
YOU SHOULDN'T TAKE PART IN THE COMPETITION
He should / shouldn’t apologise for being rude.
SHOULD
Drivers ................................................ stop at the red light.
MUST
Passengers ................................................ buy tickets from the machine.
MUST
Sally is not well. (go to school today)
SHE SOULDN'T GO TO SCHOOL
I ................................................ speak German when I was little because my family lived in Berlin.
COULD
Employees with flu ................................................come in to work.
MUSTN'T
It’s very hot. You can / mustn’t go swimming.
MUSTN'T
These sports shoes are expensive. (buy them)
YOU SHOULDN'T BUY THEM
your / mum / English / speak / can ?
CAN YOUR MUM SPEAK ENGLISH?
We should / shouldn’t give them a reduction – they aren’t good customers.
SHOULDN'T
You ................................................ smoke in this building.
MUSN'T