Question

Modal verbs: have to / don’t have to; must /mustn’t 1. You have to take me home because my father is giving me a lift. 2. You ________ talk to her like that, she is your mother, you ______ be kind to her. 3. Today is the due date, we ______ pay the bills. 4. Natalie _______ do the laundry today as it's her sister's turn. 5. I _______ take a cab to work today or else I will be late. 6. To be eligible for financial aid, one ______ be 21 years of age or older. 7. One of the big projects has been terminated by the client so we ______ work overtime anymore. 8. Tonight's game is very important. You ______ miss this one. 9. You ________ do everything he says, but you ________ respect him. 10. Proper identification is required at the entry so everyone _______ have their IDs with them.

Answer 1

2) mustn't,must

3) must

4) doesn't have to

5) have to

6) must

7) don't have to

8) mustn't

9) don't have to,must

10) must

Answer 2

1. You have to take me home because my father is giving me a lift. In this sentence, "have to" is used to express an obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that it is necessary for the person to take them home because their father is giving them a ride.

2. You shouldn't talk to her like that, she is your mother, you must be kind to her. In this sentence, "must" is used to express a strong obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that it is important for the person to be kind to their mother because she is their mother.

3. Today is the due date, we have to pay the bills. In this sentence, "have to" is used to express an obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that it is necessary for them to pay the bills because it is the due date.

4. Natalie has to do the laundry today as it's her sister's turn. In this sentence, "has to" is used to express an obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that it is necessary for Natalie to do the laundry because it is her sister's turn.

5. I have to take a cab to work today or else I will be late. In this sentence, "have to" is used to express an obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that it is necessary for them to take a cab to work in order to avoid being late.

6. To be eligible for financial aid, one must be 21 years of age or older. In this sentence, "must" is used to express a requirement or rule. The speaker is saying that in order to be eligible for financial aid, a person must be 21 years of age or older.

7. One of the big projects has been terminated by the client so we don't have to work overtime anymore. In this sentence, "don't have to" is used to express a lack of obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that because the project has been terminated, they are no longer obligated to work overtime.

8. Tonight's game is very important. You must not miss this one. In this sentence, "must not" is used to express a strong prohibition or rule. The speaker is saying that it is important for the person not to miss the game.

9. You don't have to do everything he says, but you must respect him. In this sentence, "don't have to" is used to express a lack of obligation or necessity. The speaker is saying that the person is not obligated to do everything the person says, but they must still respect him.

10. Proper identification is required at the entry so everyone must have their IDs with them. In this sentence, "must" is used to express a requirement or rule. The speaker is saying that in order to enter, everyone is required to have their IDs with them.