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Modals of Permision, Prohibition and Obligation

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  • Say something you can do at the weekend.
    Free answer
  • Make a sentence with mustn’t.
    Free answer
  • Students ___ do homework.
    have to
  • Drivers ___ wear a seatbelt.
    must
  • True/False: You don’t have to bring your books to school.
    False
  • Give an example of something you don’t have to do at home.
    Free answer
  • True/False: You can eat in class.
    False
  • Which modal verb means obligation?
    must / have to
  • You ___ eat in class.
    mustn’t
  • You ___ use your phone in the exam.
    can’t
  • True/False: I am allowed to drive a car at 13.
    False
  • Make your own sentence with be allowed to.
    Free answer
  • Are you allowed to use your phone in class?
    No, I’m not.
  • You ___ get up early on Sunday.
    don’t have to
  • I ___ (not) ___ watch TV late.
    am not allowed to
  • Do you have to wear a uniform?
    Yes/No answers
  • Which modal verb means prohibition?
    mustn’t / can’t
  • Make a question with “Can” about school.
    Possible: Can I go to the toilet?
  • Give an example of something you must do at school.
    Free answer
  • True/False: Students must be quiet in class.
    True
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