Mark ___ come to the party tomorrow because he’s studying.
can't / mustn't
He can play the guitar.
can
_____ your open the windows please?
can / would / could
You ____ study hard for your final exams.
must / have to
It ____ rain today. It’s getting cloudy already
might / may
We _____ pick the flowers in the park. It’s forbidden.
can't / mustn't
You _____ smoke in your car, especially if there are children sitting in the back.
can't / mustn't
Rose and Ted ____ be good players. They have won hundreds of cups !
must
_____ I use your phone ?
Can / could / may
You ______ pay for the library. It’s free.
don't have to
I ____ wake up early on weekends.
don't have to
He ___ drive.
can / has to / must
I _____ sing.
can
You ___ wear a helmet while riding a bike.
must
You ___ use your phone during class. It’s against the rules.
can't / mustn't
She ____ attend the meeting, she is on vacation.
can't
_____ you carry this for me, please?
will / would / could / can
You don’t have to shout. I ____ hear you very well.
can
It’s raining heavily. You ____ take an umbrella.
must / have to
Mike is only nine months old. He _____ eat nuts yet.
can't
They ___ go to the gym every day to stay healthy.
must / have to
You ______ bring your ID to enter the building.
must / have to
We ___ finish this project by Friday. It’s very important for the company.
have to / must
They _____ to study for the exam because they already know the material.
don't have to
He ___ go to the dentist because his tooth hurts.
must / has to
My brother ___ fix the car.
can / has to / must
We ____ go to the bank today. We haven’t got any money left.
must
I ___ find my keys, I will be late for work!
must / have to/ can't
We ___ take the bus because my dad will drive us.
don't have to
He ___________ not come to the party tomorrow. He feels ill.
might / may