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modal verbs for rules

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  • You (can't/have to) speak Spanish in the English class
    can't
  • In a moustache competition, you (must/don't have to) have a moustache or a beard.
    must
  • You (don't have to/must) come with me, honestly. I'll be fine!
    don't have to
  • You (don't have to/can) go to the bank to do a transfer. You (can/don't have to) do it online.
    don't have to / can
  • Children (must/don't have to) do their homework.
    must
  • You (have to/can't) have a licence to drive a car.
    have to
  • Do you (have to/must) wear a helmet when you play ice hockey?
    have to
  • I (must/can) stop smoking. It’s really bad for my health.
    must
  • Read the sign. You (can't/have to) leave your bike there.
    can't
  • You (can/don't have to) use my car if you like.
    can
  • I (must/can) call the electrician and get that light fixed.
    must
  • Be honest. He (has to/can't) tell her the truth.
    has to
  • I'm at home. You (don't have to/can) come in
    can
  • Sorry, we (can't/have to) sell alcohol to under-18s.
    can't
  • in soccer ball, the 11 players (must/can't) use their arms
    can't
  • We (have to/can't) wear a uniform when we're at school.
    have to
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