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  • I ______ fly a plane, but I'd love to learn someday!
    can/can't
  • Even though you're not hungry, you ______ drink some water throughout the day.
    should/must
  • We ______ finish this project early, but the deadline is next week.
    can/don't have to
  • You ______ cheat on a test, it's important to be honest.
    shouldn't/mustn't
  • You ______ finish your homework before going outside to play.
    must/have to
  • You ______ park your car in this zone, it's reserved for residents only.
    can't/mustn't
  • It ______ rain tomorrow, but it's always good to be prepared.
    might/should
  • Although it's tempting, you ______ eat the food that has been left out all night.
    shouldn't/can't
  • This building ______ be accessed by authorized personnel only.
    can't/mustn't
  • We ______ submit this form by the end of the day, there's no extension.
    must/have to
  • It's raining heavily, so you ______ bring an umbrella.
    should/must
  • You ______ eat all your vegetables, but it's a good idea to try a few bites.
    must/should
  • The dog ______ stay outside in the rain, it might get sick.
    can't/mustn't
  • Even though you're tired, you ______ go to the doctor's appointment.
    should/must
  • If you're lost, you ______ ask someone for directions, don't hesitate.
    should/must
  • You ______ attend this meeting, but your presence is encouraged.
    don't have to/should
  • You ______ bring your laptop to the meeting, but a notepad and pen will suffice.
    don't have to/can
  • We ______ study every night, but reviewing the material regularly is helpful.
    don't have to/should
  • The museum ______ be closed on Mondays, so plan your visit accordingly.
    is/must be
  • As a student, you ______ respect your teachers and classmates.
    must/have to
  • Children under 12 ______ ride roller coasters without an adult present.
    can't/mustn't
  • You ______ wear a formal outfit to the interview, but business casual attire is also acceptable.
    don't have to/should
  • I ______ speak Spanish fluently, but I understand basic conversations.
    can/can't
  • If you're feeling overwhelmed, you ______ talk to someone you trust.
    should/must
  • Visitors ______ take pictures in certain areas of the museum.
    can't/mustn't
  • You ______ borrow my umbrella if you need it.
    can/must
  • I ______ help you with that task if you need it.
    can/have to
  • This medication ______ be taken with food to avoid stomach upset.
    must/has to
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