Interpreters … (may/must) translate without dictionaries.

… (Can/May) I use me your bike for today?

… (May/Could) you give me the recipe for this cake?

I hardly ever see Jane, she … (may/might) have moved to Africa.

Take an umbrella. It … (may/can) rain.

You … stop smoking. You know you … buy health.

You … (may/must) finish the article as soon as possible.

Liz doesn’t … (ought to/have to) keep to a diet anymore.

Lara … (can/might) get a playstation for her birthday.

You … (must not/needn’t) read in the dark.

My grandfather is retired, so he … (shouldn’t/doesn’t have to) go to work.

The fridge is full, so we … (must not/needn’t) go shopping.

Our employees … (can/must) sign this agreement.

We … (may/ought to) reserve a table in advance if we want to have dinner there.

I … (can’t/needn’t) believe it! You … (have to/must) be joking.

Sorry, I’m late. I … (needed to/had to) wait for the plumber.

Don’t wait for me tonight. I … (might/must) be late.

   I … (maynot/can’t) watch this film. It’s too boring.

   We’ve got a dishwasher, so you … (couldn’t/needn’t) wash-up.

   You look very pale, I  think you … (need/should) stay at home.

     … (Could/Might) you, please, pass me the mustard?

Ted (must, can) go to bed now.

.     Marry (may, should) read this book.

Sam (must, may) go home.

Dad  (can, may) speak English.

.     The students (must, may) use a calculator at the Maths lessons.

.     My grandmother (can, should) cook many delicious dishes.

My cousin  (must, can) drive a car.

.     Nick (can, must) play the guitar very well.

.     She (should, must) ask his advice.

Nina  (may, can) remember a lot of words.

Pupils … (don’t have to/must not) go to school if you have a high temperature.

The test is next week. So you … (must/can) study hard.

I will cook everything for the party, so you … (don’t have to/mustn’t) bring any food.

She needs more exercise; he … (should/can) go to a gym.

Women … (are allowed to/have to) cover their heads in a church.

I … (can’t/can) speak Italian very well because I didn’t learn it at school.

We … (could/couldn’t) sleep last night because of the storm.

Sam … (must/had to) leave the party early because his wife disappeared.

If you train more you … (could/will be able to) run faster.

Dad  was … (ought to/able to) buy a dishwasher with my credit card.

He … (ought/can) to apologize.

We … (needn’t/mustn’t) book a room in advance. They always have some vacant rooms.

Your hair looks awful. You … (can/should) get it cut.

I am exhausted. I … (am able to/need to) get some rest.

When they were rich they were … (able to/allowed to) travel abroad every month.

Visitors of our hotel … (may/can) use the car park.

Dogs … (aren’t allowed to/aren’t able to) get inside.

I’m not sure but Bob … (could/must) be in England now.

… (Must/May) I use your mobile phone?

Tom doesn’t answer the phone. His car … (should/must) be in a tunnel now.

You … (must / can) go to bed now.

She … (may / should) read this book.

We have got plenty of time. We … (must / needn’t / should) hurry.