Modal Verbs

must, mustn’t 1 Rules in our school What must you do and what mustn’t you do in our school? Choose must or mustn’t: Example: You must obey your teacher a You listen to the teachers b You eat inside the class c You bring your mobile telephone to the school d You ask for permission to go to the toilet e

NAME: DATE: GRAMMAR WORKSHEET MUSTN’T vs DON T HAVE TO

Mustn’t (Must not) Don’t Have To Use mustn’t when you mean that it is important NOT to do something Examples: (1) “You mustn’t forget about the test ” (2) “You mustn’t drive too fast ” Use don’t have to to say that you can do something if you want to – but it is NOT necessary to do it You can choose Examples: (1) “You

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2 You mustn’t speak with a full mouth that’s very impolite 3 The doctor said I mustn’t smoke so much 4 In England you must drive on the left side of the road but in other European countries you mustn’t 5 Students mustn’t be late for school 6 Small children mustn’t play with matches 7 You needn’t drive so fast We have

Obligations and prohibitions Use MUST or MUSTNT and a verb

Can 7 Must 8 Must 9 Must 10 can D 1 Don’t have to 2 Mustn’t 3 Must 4 Doesn’t have to 5 Mustn’t 6 has to 7 Mustn’t 8 Don’t have to 9 Mustn’t 10 Mustn’t E 1 Need to 2 Needn’t 3 Should 4 Needn’t 5 Needn’t 6 Need to 7 Need 8 Should 9 need to 10 Needn’t 11 Needn’t 12 Should 13 Need to F 1

Fill in the gaps with by using an appropriate modal verb: CAN

1 needn’t 2 must 3 must 4 can 5 couldn’t 6 can’t 7 needn’t 8 mustn’t 9 didn’t need to 10 could 11 can 12 must or needs to 13 could / can’t 14 must 15 mustn’t 16 couldn’t / can’t 17 must 18 can 19 must 20 didn’t need to 21 must 22 could 23 needn’t 24 can’t 25 didn’t need to 26 mustn’t 27

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You mustn’t smoke so much 18 I’m very tired today I can’t clean my room now, but I’ll do it tomorrow 19 I couldn’t eat lasagne when I was a child, but I like it today 20 We must go to the bank today We haven’t got any money left 21 You can’t sleep in that room It’s full of boxes and other stuff 22 I can’t/can swim very

Modal Verbs

Must y mustn’t puede usarse también para dar consejos Modal Verb Exercises I Fill in the blanks in each sentence using a modal verb,such as can, could, would,

Must • Have to • Mustnt • Dont Have to

Mustn't è usato per esprimere qualcosa che è proibito La regola dice che si usa quando l'obbligo viene da chi parla, così è simile a Should, ma più forte Invece Can't o Not be allowed to, dovrebbero essere usato quando qualcosa è contro le regole Mustn't funziona solo nella forma presente esempi: "Tom, you mustn't play with fire "

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12 “Children, you MUSTN’T cross the street if the lights are red ” 13 You SHOULDN’T sit so near the TV It’s bad for your eyes 14 I’m sorry but I CAN’T give you a lift because my car is broken 15 I CAN’T stop and talk to you now I have to get to the library 16 You really MUST/SHOULD go to the Louvre if you’re in

M002 - Modal Verbs - Online Grammar and Vocabulary Exercises

He CAN’T have a job 13 When I was in school I COULD do a hand stand, but now I’m too old I CAN’T do one any more 14 My mother keeps telling me that we MUST wash our hands before we sit down at the dinner table 15 You MUSTN’T forget to turn off the lights when you go to bed 16 When I was a child I COULDN’T understand adults

Modal Verbs

Son verbos especiales con unas características comunes: - No cambian en la 3ª persona del singular. - Necesitan ir acompañados de otro verbo, el cual va siempre en su forma base, sin la partícula "to". ("Work".... No "to work"). - No usan verbos auxiliares para sus conjugaciones.

Los verbos modales que estudiamos son:

1) Can - can't.

2) Could - couldn't

3) Should - shouldn't

4) Must - mustn't.

5) Have to - dont't have to.

1. Can / Can't

Es un tipo de verbo modal, y esto significa que es un verbo especial con unas características particulares. Los verbos modales necesitan ir siempre acompañados de otro verbo, el cual se añade en su forma base sin la partícula "to". Es decir, cuando usamos el verbo modal can, siempre tenemos que poner otro verbo más: por ejemplo, el verbo "to work", pero sólo añadimos "work".

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

I can work I can't work Can I work?

You can work You can't work Can you work?

He can work He can't work Can he work?

She can work She can't work Can she work?

It can work It can't work Can it work?

We can work We can't work Can we work?

You can work You can't work Can you work?

They can work They can't work Can they work?

Usos del verbo CAN:

1) Para expresar la habilidad o capacidad para hacer algo. Saber hacer algo.

She can swim very well.

I can play the piano.

2) Para expresar la posibilidad de hacer algo. Poder hacer algo.

You can go to the cinema.

You can study this for tomorrow.

3) Para expresar permiso. Poder hacer algo. (Se usa mucho en interrogativa)

Can I help you?

Can I go to the bathroom?

2. Could / Couldn't

Es el pasado del verbo modal can, por lo que expresa habilidad y posibilidad en el pasado.

She could read when she was tour.

In the past, robots couldn't play music.

Se usa para expresar algo posible pero poco probable. He could be at home. O para expresar una habilidad (natural o aprendida) que se tuvo en el pasado. She could ran very fast when she was a girl. También lo podemos utilizar para pedir permiso en frases interrogativas, y queda de una forma más educada que utilizando can.

Could you help me, please?

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

I could read I couldn't read Could I read...?

You could read You couldn't read Could you read..? He could read He couldn't read Could he read...? She could read She couldn't read Could she read...? It could read It couldn't read Could it read...? We could read We couldn't read Could we read...? You could read You couldn't read Could you read...? They could read They couldn't read Could they read...? Verb:

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

I I I ?

You You you ? He He he ? She She she ? It It it ?

We We we ?

You You you ? They They they ?

3. Should / Shouldn't

Utilizamos este verbo modal para dar consejos o indicar lo que se debería hacer, tanto en afirmativa como en negativa.quotesdbs_dbs3.pdfusesText_6

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Modal Verbs

Los verbos modales que estudiamos son:

1) Can - can't.

2) Could - couldn't

3) Should - shouldn't

4) Must - mustn't.

5) Have to - dont't have to.

1. Can / Can't

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

I can work I can't work Can I work?

You can work You can't work Can you work?

He can work He can't work Can he work?

She can work She can't work Can she work?

It can work It can't work Can it work?

We can work We can't work Can we work?

You can work You can't work Can you work?

They can work They can't work Can they work?

Usos del verbo CAN:

1) Para expresar la habilidad o capacidad para hacer algo. Saber hacer algo.

She can swim very well.

I can play the piano.

2) Para expresar la posibilidad de hacer algo. Poder hacer algo.

You can go to the cinema.

You can study this for tomorrow.

3) Para expresar permiso. Poder hacer algo. (Se usa mucho en interrogativa)

Can I help you?

Can I go to the bathroom?

2. Could / Couldn't

She could read when she was tour.

In the past, robots couldn't play music.

Could you help me, please?

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

I could read I couldn't read Could I read...?

Affirmative Negative Interrogative

I I I ?

We We we ?

3. Should / Shouldn't