have to / don’t have to 4 Order the words to make sentences, a has/ Gary /to /a/wear / uniform Gary has to wear a uniform, b early /Susie/to/up/ get / has ¢ doesn't / Fiona / do / to/ homework / have / her English / to / We / speak / have have / floor / They /clean /to / don’t / the must / mustn't and (don’t) have to 5 Complete the sentences with must, mustn't or don’t have to. You must _ ‘el ——————-—; You switch off your mobile wear jeans in class. get up early on phone. Sundays ® iim One ‘ — SAX v You FOU es ——— leave schoo! during stay at school at do your homework. lessons. lunchtime. can, could, be allowed to 6 Correct the sentences. @ You can to work on Saturdays. Youcan work on Saturdays, b Could we go home early? = © Ibe allowed to stay up late on Fridays. d Peter can't borrowing his sister's mp3 player. ‘A few years ago, adults can smoke in bars. f We aren't allow to play football in the rain.have to / don't have to 4 Complete with have to or don't have to. At the weekend, I(a)___have to _help my parents with household chores. | (b) ___________ make my bed in the morning, and | (c) ___________do the washing up. Fortunately, on weekdays my parents don't usually give me any chores. So | (d)__________do the washing up on those days. However, | (e) get up early and | (f) ______________ do my homework. My little brother (g) _____ do any homework, because he’s only five and he doesn't get any! must / mustn't and (don’t) have to 5 Read the tennis club rules. Then complete the sentences with must, mustn't or don’t have to. CLUB RULES a Youmust ___wear white sports shoes. + wear white sports shoes only |b You wear a white sports + white, biue and red sports shirts are [SHIRE allowed | c You_____use bad language on the court. + no bad language is allowed on the tennis court d You____ take food onto the + no food or drink is allowed on the court, court, ‘except water fe Onthe courts, non-members + non-members are alowed on the courts be with a member. if they are with a member t You be an advanced player beginners are welcome to join the club, can / can't, could / couldn't 6 Rewrite the sentences with can, can’t, could or couldn't. a You are allowed to work at the weekend. ‘You can work at the weekend. b_ Penny wasn't allowed to stay up late when she was young. ¢ We aren't allowed to watch horror films. d_ The children weren't allowed to drink beer at the party. € Are we allowed to use the internet? f Jack isn't allowed to cycle to school. g Were you allowed to sleep at your friend's house when you were a teenager?Modals of obligation, prohibition and ability 5. Circle the correct alternatives. a b My grandfather is a bit deaf. He an’ty mustn't hear very well. We always have to / can do our homework before we go out. Tomorrow's Sunday so | mustn’t / don’t have to get up early. You mustn't / don’t have to use your mobile phone on the plane. We all must / can be on time tomorrow because we have an exam. He's a very good swimmer. He can / can’t swim 5 km. 6 Write the sentences in the past. a She can speak italian, She could speak tralian. b We have to finish our homework. I can't find my dictionary. 4. They don’t have to wear a school uniform. e | can understand all the words in the exercise. f She has to run to catch the bus. 7 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. can’t couldn't haveto hadto don'thave to didnthaveto a We were on holiday last week sol didnt have to _ 99 to school, b Ihad a problem yesterday because |__ find my keys. Weare lucky because we ______ wear a school uniform. d She speak Spanish but she wants to learn. Lost my train ticket so!____ buy another one. Passengers always _______ show their passports at passport control.Modals of obligation, prohibition and ability 4. Complete the sentences using can / can't, must / mustn't, or have to/ don’t have to. a My grandfather isa bit deaf. He hear very well. b We always ____ do our homework before we go out. © Tomorrow's Sunday so|_____get up earl. d_ You_____use your mobile phone on the plane. ye tomorrow because there is an exam € All pupils ____be on # He’sa very good swimmer. He ____ swim 5 km. 5 Circle the correct alternatives. 2. She can /ould)speak italian when she wes young, b We have to/ had to finish our homework before we went out. can't / couldn’ find my dictionary s0 | had to borrow one from my friend d_ They don’t have to / didn’t have to wear a school uniform because they are in their last year at school. @ Ihaven't finished my homework so | can’ t/ couldn't go out this evening, She has to / had to run to catch the bus because she was late. 6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of can or have to. Use the present and past affirmative and negative forms. ‘@ We were on holiday last week so 1 90 to school b Ihad a problem yesterday because |____find my keys, ¢ Weare lucky because we _wear a school uniform, d She speak Spanish but she wants to learn. € Host my train ticket so 1 buy another one. Passengers always show their passports at passport control could / couldn't le the correct forms of could/couldn’t and can/can’t. 2 Could you ride a bike when you were three years old? No, | could/couldn’p, but |@iean't now. b Could you speak any foreign languages when you were seven years old? Yes, | could / couldn't speak some English, and now I can / can’t speak English and French, too. © Can you play the piano? No, | can / can’t, and | could / couldn't when | was younger either. should / shouldn't '& Complete the sentences with should or shouldn't. a You-shiould arrive at school on time. b_You_____ play computer games all the time. ¢ You —_______use your mobile phone d You_______ remember to do your in class. homework.