Modale Hilfsverben und Ersatzformen

The guide can speak German.
Simple past: ...

• The guide will be able to speak German.

• The guide had to speak German.

• The guide was able to speak German.

• The guide should speak German.

Tourists can‘t make a fire.
Will-future: ...

• Tourists are not able to make a fire.

• Tourists didn't have to make a fire.

• Tourists will make a fire.

• Tourists won‘t be allowed to make a fire.

You must go to Australia to see the outback.

Will-future: ...

• You will have to go to Australia to see the outback.

• You will go to have to Australia to see the outback.

• You will must go to Australia to see the outback.

• You must will go to Australia to see the outback.

He doesn't have to make breakfast.
Simple past: ...

• He didn't make breakfast.

• He hadn't to make breakfast.

• He didn't have to make breakfast.

• He doesn't haven't maken't breakfast'n.

She can drive a truck.
Simple past: ...

• She had to drive a truck.

• She needed to drive a truck.

• She was allowed to drive a truck.

  (Erlaubnis)

• She was able to drive a truck.
  (Fähigkeit)

Brian broke his foot last week, so he was not ____ to play football.

You will be our special guest. Of course you will be _______ to take photos!

He wasn't able to swim. //
OR: He _____ not swim.

Next week Koa ___ (must) fly to Melbourne.

• Next week Koa will must fly to Melbourne.

• Next week Koa had to fly to Melbourne.

• Next week Koa is going to fly to Melbourne.

• Next week Koa will have to fly to Melbourne.

When you go to Australia next year, you ___ (not can) bring in any knives.
It's strictly forbidden.

• won't be can

• won't be able

• won't be allowed

• won't have to