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B2. Modal verbs

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  • We are allowed to see the supervisor. (MAY)
    We MAY see the supervisor.
  • I am sure she's over the moon about her new job. She's been looking for such a place for years. (must)
    She MUST be over the moon about her new job.
  • I don't know who's texted her, but it's possible that it's Mike. She often gets messages from him. (might)
    I don't know who's texted her, but it MIGHT be Mike.
  • It’s necessary to help your parent with housework. You ..
    You MUST/HAVE TO help your parent with housework.
  • Maybe, we can go for a movie at the weekend? (shall)
    SHALL we go for a movie at the weekend?
  • I wake up at 5 every morning even though it is really hard for me. I ...
    I MANAGE TO wake up at 5 every morning.
  • Do you allow me to finish the project on Monday? (may)
    MAY I finish the project on Monday?
  • I am obliged to finish this report before the deadline. (MUST)
    I MUST finish this report before the deadline.
  • It’s strictly forbidden to argue with the team leader. (MUSTN'T)
    You MUSTN'T argue with the team leader.
  • It is forbidden to use a camera in this museum. You ...
    You MUSTN'T/CAN'T use a camera in this museum.
  • I think, it is possible that it will rain tomorrow. It ...
    It MIGHT/MAY/COULD rain tomorrow.
  • It’s a good idea to listen to the radio in English while you’re driving. You ...
    You SHOULD/COULD listen to the radio in English while you’re driving.
  • There’s no obligation for the company to provide training. (HAVE)
    The companyDOESN'T HAVE TO provide training.