MODALS: permission, obligation, necessity, ability, advice | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Make a school rule.

(You mustn't be late to class / Students have to hand in their homework on time)

Give a piece of advice for a new mobile phone user.

(You ought to read the user manual. / You shouldn't install too many apps!)

Make a sentence for advice in negative form.

(You shouldn't eat fast food every night!)

Name one of your abilities.

(I can skate)

Create a rule for a museum.

(Visitors...)

Ask your teacher for permission to drink water from your bottle.

(May I take a sip of water from my bottle?)

Say something you couldn't do in the past but you can do now.

(In the past, I couldn't... but now I can)

Compare your obligations when you were in primary school and now.

(When I was in primary school, I didn't need to study every day. Now, I have to do homework and revise every afternoon.)

Write a notice for the class board with a rule for chat groups.

(You must always be respectful to your classmates. / No swear words allowed.)

Ask your teacher for permission to go to the toilet.

(May I go to the toilet?)

Say something you had the ability to do when you were a child.

(I could swim)

Use "mustn't" in a sentence.

(Passengers mustn't leave their assigned seats during take-off)

Ask the person next to you for permission to use their pen.

(Can I / May I use your pen?)

Use "doesn't have to" in a sentence.

(You don't have to... - it's optional)

Say one rule for home life.

(You have to / must clean up after yourself.)

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