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"ought to" means the same as...

may

should

could

must

You ______ study if you want to pass the exam.

SHOULD = giving advice

You _____´_ hit people!

MUSTN'T = not allowed to.

What modal verb do you use for giving or asking for advice?

should

may

have to

might

When I was three years old I _____ swim.

could = ability in the past

Explain the meaning of this sign (using a modal verb)

...

To ask for permission: "... I go to the toilet?", which modal verb is NOT correct?

may

can

might

could

At this school you don't ____ __ wear a uniform.

don't HAVE TO = not necessary

I think Barça ... win La Liga next year. (choose the option that is incorrect)

may

should

could

might

Which modal is NOT used to express prohibition (something is not allowed).

don't have to

can't

mustn't

If you have permission to do something now or in the future, you ... do it

can

could

should

might

What is the past form of "mustn't" (not allowed to) ?

was / were not allowed to

At the airport you ____ show your passport.

MUST = obligation

What is the past of "have to"?

had to

Which modal verbs are used to express obligation?

have to / should

should / can

must / should

have to / must

Which modal verb can you NOT use for making a suggestion?

can

may

should

could

Yesterday I ___ __ go to school.

had to

Last night there was a lot of noise in my home and I ... sleep.

shouldn't

couldn't

may not

can't

Which modal verbs means "not necessary"?

don't have to

couldn't

shouldn't

mustn't

You o____ to study if you want to pass the exam.

OUGHT to = giving advice

For ability, you use "can". What is the past form?

could

"Will you allow me to go to the party?" = "... I go to the party?"

Could / Can / May = asking for permission.

The teacher says that we ____ to do our homework.

HAVE to = obligation