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You must / shouldn’t arrive early or you’ll miss the bus.
must
You should / shouldn’t wear a life jacket when you go kayaking.
should
It might / mustn’t be rainy so remember your umbrella.
might
Might / Can we stay with you when we come to London?
Can
We can wear jeans tomorrow, we have to / don’t have to wear uniform!
don't have to
You mustn’t / might not shout in the library.
mustn't
You can’t / may go outside until you finish your homework.
can't
We mustn’t / might not go to the beach if it isn’t sunny.
might not
On the plane: You don't have to | must not wear a seat belt all the time.
don't have to
You must | must not revise English words if you want to speak English.
must
You must not | don't have to take me to the station. I know the way.
don't have to
Is your telephone all right now? May | Can you hear me again?
Can
You must | may pass the exam next time. Who knows?
may
I can't carry all this luggage on my own. You don't have to | should help me!
should
I don't want to go out now. I may | have to dust the furniture first.
have to
You don't have to| can't stop in front of my garage. I can't get out
can't
