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  • We ___ take the train, but we decided to drive instead.
    could
  • They ___ finish the project by tomorrow; the deadline is extended.
    can
  • She ___ cook really well, but she prefers to order takeout.
    can
  • He ___ finish the report before he leaves.
    has to
  • He ___ see very well without his glasses.
    can't
  • We ___ stay up late to finish the work last night.
    had to
  • I ___ believe how much traffic there was this morning.
    can't/couldn't
  • He ___ stay up late tonight to prepare for the presentation.
    has to
  • They ___ bring their passports because it’s a domestic flight.
    don't/didn't have to
  • You ___ call me if you need help with your homework.
    can
  • I ___ sleep well last night because it was too noisy.
    couldn't
  • You ___ clean the house today; we’re going out for dinner.
    don't have to
  • You ___ worry about bringing anything to the party; it’s all arranged.
    don't have to
  • He ___ understand the instructions, so I had to explain it to him again.
    couldn't
  • You ___ take an umbrella; it’s not going to rain.
    don't have to
  • I ___ play the piano, but I’m learning.
    can't
  • When I was a child, I ___ climb trees really easily.
    could
  • You ___ bring any documents; they’re all electronic now.
    don't have to
  • You ___ park here; it's a no-parking zone.
    can't
  • I ___ go to the meeting yesterday because I was sick.
    couldn't
  • She ___ swim very well when she was younger.
    could
  • She ___ attend the meeting because she’s on vacation.
    can't/couldn't
  • We ___ bring our own food because they provided everything.
    didn't have to
  • I ___ go to the store today because I have enough groceries.
    don't have to
  • Last week, I ___ submit the assignment before the deadline.
    could/couldn't/had to/didn't have to
  • He ___ leave early yesterday because of an emergency.
    had to
  • I ___ finish this report before the end of the day.
    have to
  • She ___ drive yet because she’s still learning.
    can't
  • They ___ wear uniforms to school when they were younger.
    had to
  • We ___ finish all the work today; the deadline is next week.
    don't have to
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