Can/ musnt

I’m hungry. I must/ mustn’t eat breakfast before school.

Must/can I go to my friends house.

I must/ can was my hands after using the restroom.

To talk about obligations you use : can/ must

My brother is a chef. He can/ must cook really well.

It is raining, I mustn’t/ must bring an umbrella to school today.

Can/ must I go to the toilet, please?

I can/must wear a mask at school

Farmer or hairdresser: you must wake up early. You must work with plants and animals.

My tv broke. I can’t/ mustn’t watch it.

Firefighter or bus driver: you must pick people up at each stop. You must know your location

It’s late. They can/ must go home.

I can/ mustn’t use my phone in school.

To talk about prohibition you use : can/must or can’t/ mustn’t

Teacher or hairdresser?: you must speak to a lot of people. You mustn’t wear a uniform. You must be knowledgeable. You must work Monday-Friday

To talk about permission you use : can/must

Firefighter or police officer?: you mustn’t be afraid of heights. You must work in a team. Sometimes you can sleep at work. You must wear a uniform. You must save people. You have to be brave.

I must/ can wash my hands after using the restroom.