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Modals of obligation, prohibition, and advice
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He _____ explain himself; his actions speak for themselves.
doesn't have to
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Students _____ cheat during exams.
mustn't
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She _____ work overtime unless it's absolutely necessary.
doesn't have to
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He _____ take his medication after meals.
has to
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She ____ attend the meeting at 9 a.m.
has to
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I ____ be more patient with my colleagues.
must
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You must be truthful with your friends.
must
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should
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We ______ consider all options before making a decision.
should
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Students _____ use their phones during class.
mustn't
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He _____ take up a hobby to relax after work.
should
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You _____ visit the doctor if you're feeling unwell.
should
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She _____ skip breakfast; it's important for her health.
mustn't
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You _____ smoke in this area; it's a non-smoking zone.
mustn't
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I _____ remember to call my mom later today.
must
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They _____ wear helmets while riding motorcycles.
have to
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You _____ bring anything to the party; just come and enjoy.
don't have to
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Students _____ ask questions if they don't understand.
should
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You _____ follow the rules of the organization.
have to
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Okay!
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