Modals (can, must, should)

You must / should cook the potatoes before you eat them.

I can / should cook well.

I mustn't / can't find the sugar. Where is it?

Dan doesn't like onions. You shouldn't / can put an onion in the salad.

People must / mustn’t / can make delicious sauces with tomatoes.

You can’t / shouldn’t / must eat all that cake. It’s not healthy.

You mustn't / shouldn't eat the fish because it’s old.

This meat is only good for two days. You can’t / should / mustn’t eat it after that.

We should / must prepare a banana cake for the birthday party. It's his favourite cake.

Restaurants must / should / can follow health regulations.

I mustn’t / can’t / shouldn’t cook well, but I want to learn.

You shouldn’t / can / must always wash your hands before preparing a meal.