Everyone _________ respect the school’s regulations.

Everyone must respect the school’s regulations.

Everyone can respect the school’s regulations.

Everyone would rather respect the school’s regulations.

Everyone should respect the school’s regulations.

You _________ not eat in the library; it’s against the rules.

You must not eat in the library; it’s against the rules.

You can not eat in the library; it’s against the rules.

You should not eat in the library; it’s against the rules.

You would rather not eat in the library; it’s against the rules.

_________ I bring anything for the picnic tomorrow?

Must I bring anything for the picnic tomorrow?

May I bring anything for the picnic tomorrow?

Can I bring anything for the picnic tomorrow?

Would I bring anything for the picnic tomorrow?

You _________ drink more water to stay hydrated.

You should drink more water to stay hydrated.

You would rather drink more water to stay hydrated.

You must drink more water to stay hydrated.

You can drink more water to stay hydrated.

He _________ not skip breakfast; it’s the most important meal of the day.

He should not skip breakfast; it’s the most important meal of the day.

He must not skip breakfast; it’s the most important meal of the day.

He would rather not skip breakfast; it’s the most important meal of the day.

He can not skip breakfast; it’s the most important meal of the day.

_________ we invite her to the party?

Should we invite her to the party?

Can we invite her to the party?

Could we invite her to the party?

Shall we invite her to the party?

They _________ listen to the teacher carefully.

They should listen to the teacher carefully.

They can listen to the teacher carefully.

They must listen to the teacher carefully.

They would rather listen to the teacher carefully.

She _________ not stay up so late every night.

She should not stay up so late every night.

She would rather not stay up so late every night.

She can not stay up so late every night.

She must not stay up so late every night.

_________ I call the doctor if I’m feeling unwell?

Should I call the doctor if I’m feeling unwell?

May I call the doctor if I’m feeling unwell?

Would I call the doctor if I’m feeling unwell?

Shall I call the doctor if I’m feeling unwell?

We _________ recycle more to help the environment.

We should recycle more to help the environment.

We can recycle more to help the environment.

We would rather recycle more to help the environment.

We must recycle more to help the environment.

He _________ not ignore his responsibilities.

He should not ignore his responsibilities.

He must not ignore his responsibilities.

He can not ignore his responsibilities.

He would rather not ignore his responsibilities.

_________ they bring their own books for the study group?

Should they bring their own books for the study group?

When they bring their own books for the study group?

Will they bring their own books for the study group?

Can they bring their own books for the study group?

Parents _________ teach their children to be kind.

Parents should teach their children to be kind.

Parents can teach their children to be kind.

Parents must teach their children to be kind.

Parents would rather teach their children to be kind.

You _________ not waste so much time on social media.

You should not waste so much time on social media.

You must not waste so much time on social media.

You would rather not waste so much time on social media.

You can not waste so much time on social media.

_________ we tell the truth, even if it’s difficult?

Must we tell the truth, even if it’s difficult?

May we tell the truth, even if it’s difficult?

Could we tell the truth, even if it’s difficult?

Should we tell the truth, even if it’s difficult?

Everyone _________ try to exercise regularly.

Everyone should try to exercise regularly.

Everyone can try to exercise regularly.

Everyone would rather try to exercise regularly.

Everyone must try to exercise regularly.

She _________ not be so quick to judge others.

She should not be so quick to judge others.

She would rather not be so quick to judge others.

She must not be so quick to judge others.

She can not be so quick to judge others.

_________ you apologize for being late?

Should you apologize for being late?

Could you apologize for being late?

Must you apologize for being late?

Could you apologize for being late?

I _________ stay home tonight than go to the party.

I would rather stay home tonight than go to the party.

I should stay home tonight than go to the party.

I can stay home tonight than go to the party.

I must stay home tonight than go to the party.

He _________ not eat fast food; it’s unhealthy.

He would rather not eat fast food; it’s unhealthy.

He must not eat fast food; it’s unhealthy.

He should not eat fast food; it’s unhealthy.

He can not eat fast food; it’s unhealthy.

_________ you watch a movie or read a book?

Would you rather watch a movie or read a book?

Do you rather watch a movie or read a book?

Can you rather watch a movie or read a book?

Could you rather watch a movie or read a book?

They _________ go hiking than spend the day indoors.

They would rather go hiking than spend the day indoors.

They can go hiking than spend the day indoors.

They should go hiking than spend the day indoors.

They must go hiking than spend the day indoors.

She _________ not go out in the rain without an umbrella.

She would rather not go out in the rain without an umbrella.

She should not go out in the rain without an umbrella.

She can not go out in the rain without an umbrella.

She must not go out in the rain without an umbrella.

_________ he take the bus or walk to school?

Would he rather take the bus or walk to school?

Can he rather take the bus or walk to school?

Did he rather take the bus or walk to school?

Could he rather take the bus or walk to school?

I _________ listen to music than play video games.

I would rather listen to music than play video games.

I should listen to music than play video games.

I must listen to music than play video games.

I can listen to music than play video games.

We _________ not spend money on unnecessary things.

We would rather not spend money on unnecessary things.

We should not spend money on unnecessary things.

We must not spend money on unnecessary things.

We can not spend money on unnecessary things.

_________ you travel by train or by plane?

Would you rather travel by train or by plane?

Can you rather travel by train or by plane?

Do you rather travel by train or by plane?

They _________ stay at a hotel than camp in the woods.

They would rather stay at a hotel than camp in the woods.

They can stay at a hotel than camp in the woods.

They must stay at a hotel than camp in the woods.

They should stay at a hotel than camp in the woods.

Advice, Rules and Preference Grammar Exercise

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

You _________ finish your homework before going out.

You would rather finish your homework before going out.

You can finish your homework before going out.

You must finish your homework before going out.

You should finish your homework before going out.

Answer explanation

The use of 'must' indicates a strong obligation to complete the homework first.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

She _________ be very tired after working all night.

She should be very tired after working all night.

She must be very tired after working all night.

She would rather be very tired after working all night.

She can be very tired after working all night.

Answer explanation

Using 'must' expresses a logical conclusion based on evidence.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

We _________ not talk during the exam.

We should not talk during the exam.

We would rather not talk during the exam.

We must not talk during the exam.

We can not talk during the exam.

Answer explanation

'Must not' shows a prohibition.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

_________ you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Could you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Did you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Don't you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Must you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Answer explanation

Asking about a strong obligation.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

He _________ follow the rules, or he will be punished.

He can follow the rules, or he will be punished.

He would rather follow the rules, or he will be punished.

He should follow the rules, or he will be punished.

He must follow the rules, or he will be punished.

Answer explanation

'Must' emphasizes the necessity to follow the rules.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

They _________ not forget to lock the doors when they leave.

They should not forget to lock the doors when they leave.

They must not forget to lock the doors when they leave.

They would rather not forget to lock the doors when they leave.

They can not forget to lock the doors when they leave.

Answer explanation

'Must not' prohibits forgetting to lock the doors.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

3 mins • 1 pt

_________ we clean up after the party?

Could we clean up after the party?

Can we clean up after the party?

May we clean up after the party?

Must we clean up after the party?

Answer explanation

Asking about an obligation or necessity.

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Advice, Rules and Preference Grammar Exercise

You _________ finish your homework before going out.

The use of 'must' indicates a strong obligation to complete the homework first.

She _________ be very tired after working all night.

Using 'must' expresses a logical conclusion based on evidence.

We _________ not talk during the exam.

'Must not' shows a prohibition.

_________ you wear a helmet when riding a bike?

Asking about a strong obligation.

He _________ follow the rules, or he will be punished.

'Must' emphasizes the necessity to follow the rules.

They _________ not forget to lock the doors when they leave.

'Must not' prohibits forgetting to lock the doors.

_________ we clean up after the party?

Asking about an obligation or necessity.

Everyone _________ respect the school’s regulations.

Strong obligation to respect rules.

You _________ not eat in the library; it’s against the rules.

'Must not' clearly shows prohibition.

_________ I bring anything for the picnic tomorrow?

Asking about a requirement.

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