Right or wrong? When the garage mechanic showed me the bill for the repair, I didn't have enough money on me to pay for it, but fortunately I could use my credit card this time.
... I WAS ABLE TO use my credit
I ... try to modify my behaviour and be more puntcual.
have
must
You should the organiser to sign the document. SUPPOSED You are ... the document signed by the organizer
supposed to get
In my country, men accept that they ... to offer their seat to women on public transport.
may
ought
It's not necessary to dress up for the party. DON'T You ... for the party.
don't have to dress up
Right or wrong? Thank you for your job offer, but I am afraid I couldn't accept it.
I CAN'T accept it.
Right or wrong? I wasn't able translate the text into French because it contained too many familiar expressions.
I wasn't able TO translate ...
In 1976, it became a requirement for all passenegers in Ontario, Canada to wear a seatbelt. COMPULSORY It ... for all passengers in Ontario, Canada to wear a seatbelt since 1976.
's compulsory
Right or wrong? I could taste and smell the garlic for hours after the meal.
Right
Right or wrong? When you finally move into your new flat, you'll be able to decorate it as you wish.
Right
You ... never cheat in an exam or copy other student's homework.
supposed to
should
You ... buy lunch in the canteen or bring a sandwich if you prefer.
can
must
We're ... follow all of the club rules.
should
supposed to
The police warned me that I ... never drive without insurance again.
must
might
Children may attend the even provided that they are accompanied by an adult. ALLOWED Children .... the event provided that they are accompanied by an adult.
are allowed to attend
Do we ... leave now?
must
have to
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