Modal verbs

Choose the correct option:

You ___________ wear black pants and a black shirt for this job. It’s obligatory.

• must

• can

Choose the correct option:

Do I ___________ to drive on the left or the right?

• must

• have

Choose the correct option:

I ___________ go to school today because I don’t have any classes.

• mustn’t

• don’t have to

Choose the correct option:

It’s a rule that everyone __________________ take a shower before swimming.

• has to

• is allowed to

Choose the correct option:

That sign says “no parking.” You ______________ park here.

• can’t

• don’t have to

Choose the correct option:

Junk food is bad for you. You _________ eat more vegetables.

• can

• should

Rewrite the sentence with the same meaning, using the verb in bold:

We can stay up late tonight. allowed

We (a)   up late tonight.

Rewrite the sentence with the same meaning, using the verb in bold:

When I was a child, it was the rule to wear a school uniform. had

• When I was a child, (a)   I a school uniform.

Rewrite the sentence with the same meaning, using the verb in bold:

Be careful about driving so quickly on this road. shouldn’t

• You (a)   on this road.

Rewrite the sentence with the same meaning, using the verb in bold:

I’m going to be late, so it isn’t necessary to wait for me. have

I’m going to be late, (a)   so you for me.