Modal verbs- advice, obligation, prohibition, speculation

There’s no school tomorrow, because it’s a school holiday. (HAVE)

We _________________________________ go to school tomorrow, because it’s a holiday.

My coach has advised me to go to football practice twice a week, if I can. (OUGHT)

My coach has said I _________________________________ to football practice twice a week, if I can.

It’s necessary for me to post the letter this afternoon! (MUST)

_________________________________ the letter this afternoon!

If we don’t run for the bus, we’ll miss it! (HAVE)

We’ll _________________________________ for the bus or we’ll miss it!

I don’t think it’s a good idea to drink coffee in the evening. (SHOULD)

You _________________________________ coffee in the evening.

You are not allowed to take photos here. (MUST)

You _________________________________ photos here.

Dad’s a doctor, so he works at weekends. He has no choice. (HAVE)

Dad’s a doctor, so _________________________________ at weekends.

John has done a lot of maths practice, so I don’t think he needs to work too hard for next week’s test. (HAVE)

John _________________________________ too hard for next week’s maths test, as he’s done a lot of practice already.

Karl isn’t asleep – he’s singing upstairs in his room.

Karl __________________________ asleep. He’s singing upstairs in his room!

I’m sure my bag’s on the table. I left it there!

My bag __________________________ on the table – I left it there!