Which of the following is a modal of obligation? HAVE TO/DON'T HAVE TO/MUSTN'T
HAVE TO
Complete the sentence: "She ________ drive her car to the store; it's right around the block, so she can easily walk there."
"She DOESN'T HAVE TO drive her car to the store; it's right around the block, so she can easily walk there."
Complete the sentence: "Sorry, the dog ________ come into the house."
"Sorry, the dog MUSTN'T come into the house."
Which of the following is a modal of prohibition? Don't have to, shouldn't, mustn't.
MUSTN'T
Is this sentence correct? "She didn't have to bring her umbrella because it wasn't raining."
Correct
Is this sentence correct? "You haven't to wear a jacket unless it's cold."
Incorrect: "You don't have to wear a jacket unless it's cold."
Complete the sentence: "You ________ use a telescope to see the planet Mars in the sky, but it helps a lot."
"You DON'T HAVE TO use a telescope to see the planet Mars in the sky, but it helps a lot."
Complete the sentence: "You ____________ use a pen during the exam if you don't want to."
"You DON'T HAVE TO use a pen during the exam if you don't want to."
Complete the sentence: "You ____________ climb up the volcano today; there's smoke near the top."
"You MUSTN'T climb up the volcano today; there's smoke near the top."
Complete the sentence: "If you want to work at a construction site, you ___________ wear a hat and gloves."
"If you want to work at a construction site, you HAVE TO/MUST wear a hat and gloves."
Continue the phrase: Even when you see this sign, you... (look both ways)
You MUST/HAVE TO look both ways.
Continue the phrase: When you enter a shop, you... (say hello)
You MUST/HAVE TO say hello.
Continue the phrase: You...
You MUSTN'T enter.
Continue the phrase: You...
You MUSTN'T park here.
Continue the phrase: You...
You HAVE TO/MUST slow down.
Continue the phrase: You...
You HAVE TO/MUST stop.
