MODAL VERBS: obligation, permission, prohibition, criticism

You mustn´t drive over 30 kilometers per hour in the town center.

• obligation

• permission

• prohibition

We don´t need to get a new car. This one´s fine.

• lack of necessity

• lack of obligation

• criticism

Jacky ought to take a few more lessons before her test

• obligation

• advice

• permission

You don´t have to get all the questions right in the written part of the driving test.

• criticism

• advice

• lack of obligation

I must remember to lend Hannah my Highway Code book tomorrow.

• obligation

• advice

• permission

With this car insurance I´m allowed to drive my dad´s car, too.

• prohibition

• permission

• advice

You shouldn´t have the radio too loud while you´re driving. Can you turn it down?

• lack of obligation

• advice

• criticism

You_______ write in ink. Please use pencil

• mustn´t

• don´t have to

When I saw Mark this morning, I_________ apologized to him, but I was too embarrassed.

• must have

• ought to have

We ___________have finished the project by tomorrow but there´s no way we can.

• ´re supposed to

• needed to