Modals of obligation

Modals of obligation

Exercise 1
1. It is impossible, you … run that distance !
2. You … try to overtake him if you want to win the race.
3. It … be cloudy tomorrow if the wind stops blowing.
4. Look at the great camera he has got ! He … be a professional reporter.
5. … I help you ?
6. … you do it yourself ? I suppose so as you are strong enough.
7. He … arrive late tonight, we'll wait for him.
8. Yes, you… smoke, but only one cigarette a day.
9. … I ask you a question ?
10. I … sit in the front, I am shortsighted.

Exercise 2
1. She has a big problem. We … her.
2. You … a document before reading it carefully.
3. The meeting is at 9:00. You … late.
4. This letter is not for you. You … it.
5. He didn't know how to use the camera. I … him.
6. You … some exercise if you want to keep fit.
7. You … with knives. It's dangerous.
8. We … half an hour for a taxi yesterday.

Fill in the gaps with can/can't, may/may not, must/mustn't, have to/don't have to
JOHN: "_________ you come to the match this afternoon?"
PETER: "I'm sorry. I _________ . I _________ wash my father's car."
JOHN: "But it's raining! You _________ wash it!"
PETER: "I know, but my parents say the rain _________ stop soon. And I _________ go out with you tonight because I _________ go to my grandmother's birthday party and I _________ come back late."