Understanding Obligations and Permissions

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What does 'have to' indicate in terms of obligation?

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It indicates a strong obligation or necessity to do something.

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What does 'can't' indicate in terms of permission?

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It indicates a prohibition or something that is not allowed.

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What does 'must not' indicate?

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It indicates a strong prohibition against doing something.

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What does 'might' indicate in terms of possibility?

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It indicates a possibility or uncertainty about an action.

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What does 'could' indicate in terms of ability?

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It indicates a past ability or a possibility in the present or future.

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What is the difference between 'have to' and 'must'?

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Both indicate obligation, but 'must' is often used for personal obligations, while 'have to' is used for external obligations.

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Provide an example of a situation where you 'have to' do something.

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You have to wear a seatbelt while driving.

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Provide an example of a situation where you 'can't' do something.

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You can't drive without a valid driver's license.

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What does 'don't need to' indicate?

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It indicates that there is no obligation to do something.

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Provide an example of a situation where you 'must not' do something.

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You must not cheat on an exam.