MODAL VERBS: obligation prohibition and permission | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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I'd love to come to the cinema but I _____ hand in this assignment tomorrow.

MUST

I'll _____ wear the black dress tonight. The invitation said formal clothes.

HAVE TO

You _____ park your car here for a maximum of 30 minutes.

CAN

You _________________ make a reservation if you want to go hiking in the most popular areas of New Zealand.

HAVE TO

____ fish in this part of the river?

CAN YOU

I did this yesterday – I can help you! You _____ fill in the form and attach an up-to-date passport photo.

HAVE TO

In the UK you can leave a tip in the pub if you want, but you _____.

DON'T HAVE TO

(Notice on a train) Quiet carriage. Passengers _____ play music or talk on the phone in this part of the train.

MUSTN'T

You _____ rent a car without a credit card.

CAN'T

The hostel is totally vegetarian. You _____ cook or eat meat there.

CAN'T

A good sense of humour is important, even in business. You _____________________________________ serious all the time.

DON'T HAVE TO

I __________________ get good grades, so I can go to university.

MUST

I _____ forget to take my library books back on the way home.

MUSTN'T

(Parent to child) You _____ do your homework before watching television

MUST

Obligations: Which modal verb expresses an obligation imposed by the speaker?

MUST

Dennis! You ... hit your sister ever again!

MUSTN'T

_____ go to the party? I'm really tired.

DO WE HAVE TO

_____ I borrow your black dress tonight, please?

COULD

You ________________ bathe and sunbathe naked in Australia and the UK, but only on special "nudist beaches".

CAN

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