MODAL VERBS: ADVICE, PERMISSION, CRITICISM, OBLIGATION, ....

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? We don't have to follow all the rules all the time.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? She doesn't have to attend the meeting if she doesn't want to.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? I don't have to wear a tie to work on Fridays.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? They didn't have to pay for the repairs, the warranty covered it.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? I didn't have to study for the exam because it was open-book.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? They needn't have worried about the weather. It turned out to be a sunny day.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? You needn't worry about the presentation, I have everything prepared.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? He needn't have stayed up all night studying; the exam was postponed.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? Students are allowed to use calculators for this math test.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION

WHICH USE IS EXPRESSED BY THE GIVEN SENTENCES? Employees are allowed to take a 30-minute break for lunch.

• PRESENT LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PAST LACK OF OBLIGATION

• PRESENT PERMISSION

• PAST PERMISSION

• PRESENT OBLIGATION