MODAL VERBS

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I really _ stop apologizing when it's not my fault. must have to You _ talk during the exam. don't have to mustn't Nobody _ use mobile phones in the class, unless they have permission. can must The vandals _ paint the walls as part of their punishment. can have to You _ pay for tap water in restaurants. don't have to mustn't You _ park on double yellow lines in the UK. don't have to can't In some countries people _ vote. It's compulsory. have to must You can't drink and drive. You are not allowed to do this because it's illegal. You don't have to give blood, but we are looking for volunteers. It's not necessary but you can if you want to. You mustn't play football in the shopping centre. The rules say this is prohibited and you are not allowed to do this. My brother is overweight and feels he must go on a diet. Someone thinks this is an important thing to do for themselves. The government says we have to take more responsibility for our health. An obligation coming from somewhere else. We can use notes in the exam. You are allowed to do this. You may ask questions at the end of the presentation. A formal way of giving permission.