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GR6 - Week 23 - Modals

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  • It was very cold last night. I ___________ put on my coat.
    had to
  • Do you think I _________ buy a new shirt? This one is very old.
    should
  • It was raining. That’s why they _________ play football in the street, __________?
    couldn't - could they
  • Which 2 modal verbs do we use if there is an obligation?
    have to / must
  • She __________ do more sports to lose weight, ___________?
    should - shouldn't she
  • You should read 20 minutes every night, _________?
    shouldn't you
  • Students have to walk in the corridors, _________?
    don't they
  • Teachers ____________ work at weekends.  
    don't have to
  • At school, you __________ listen to your teacher.
    have to / must
  • Students _________ study in the library during the day if they want to.
    can
  • She ________________ go to work, she works online at home.
    doesn't have to
  • You _________ go out every night if you have so much homework to do.
    a- shouldn't        b- should
  • Fred ______________ have to wait very long at the doctor’s yesterday.
    didn't
  • You __________ pay to get into this museum, _____________? It’s free.
    don't have to - do you
  • You look tired. You ________ go home and rest, _______?
    should - shouldn't you
  • I can’t reach my bag. _______ you help me find my books?
    Can
  • He ___________ (have to) write a long essay last night, __________?
    had to - didn't he
  • You ___________ wait for me. I’ll come later.
    don't have to
  • You _________ say things like that. It’s rude!
    mustn't
  • It was not necessary to wait here last night. You _________ go home and have a rest.
    a- could          b- can
  • You ___________ (not swim) here. There are sharks!
    mustn't / can't
  • Passengers __________ show a boarding pass before they get on the plane.
    have to / must
  • You _________ check in two hours before your flight.
    have to / must
  • We ____________ wear a uniform on Wednesdays, ____________?
    don't have to / do we
  • Burgers aren’t good for you. You ___________ eat less burgers.
    should