Modals (should, can, must, have to)

Match the modal verbs to their meanings.

Choose the correct answer. It's possible to buy souvenirs until 11 pm.

Choose the correct answer. It's a rule to be with an adult in the pool.

Choose the correct answer. It isn't allowed to take photographs in the museum.

Choose the correct answer. It isn't allowed to eat food inside the aquarium.

Choose the correct answer. It's a good idea to brush your teeth after meals.

Choose the correct answer. It isn't necessary for us to get up early at the weekends.

Choose the correct answer. It's a teacher's duty to check students’ homework.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. We be at school at half past eight every morning.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. You leave your bike there.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. Helen speak four languages.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. You exercise more often.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. Visitors park in the staff car park.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. Jake... walk to school because his dad drives him.

Fill in: can/cannot, must/must not, have to (has to), do not have to (does not have to), should/should not. You come to class on time.