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    B1 Modal Verbs: CAN, COULD, MUST and Negative Forms MOD00 1

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    This document contains 25 sentences with blanks to be filled in with modal verbs - CAN, CAN'T, COULD, COULDN'T, MUST, or MUSTN'T. The sentences provide examples of using these modal verbs to express ability, permission, prohibition, obligation and necessity. Common uses include expressing what one is able to do or unable to do based on age, health, skills and circumstances; what is required or forbidden; and what was possible in the past compared to present ability.

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    This document contains 25 sentences with blanks to be filled in with modal verbs - CAN, CAN'T, COULD, COULDN'T, MUST, or MUSTN'T. The sentences provide examples of using these modal verbs to express ability, permission, prohibition, obligation and necessity. Common uses include expressing what one is able to do or unable to do based on age, health, skills and circumstances; what is required or forbidden; and what was possible in the past compared to present ability.

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    B1 Modal Verbs: CAN, COULD, MUST and Negative Forms MOD00 1

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    B1 Modal Verbs: CAN, COULD, MUST and Negative Forms MOD00

    Complete the sentences CAN, CAN’T, COULD, COULDN’T, MUST or MUSTN’T.

    1. She is a small baby. She can´t eat meat, but she can drink milk.

    2. He is so ill that he must see the doctor.

    3. It’s raining heavily. You must take your own umbrella.

    4. We mustn´t pick the flowers in the park. It’s forbidden.

    5. I can´t sing now but I could sing very well when I was a child.

    6. Mike is only nine months old. He can´t eat nuts yet.

    7. He has a lot of weight so he can´t run so fast.

    8. I’m very tall, so I can play basketball.

    9. You mustn´t park that car there. It’s a no-parking zone.

    10. Many students in Great Britain must wear a uniform when they go to school.

    11. George has travelled a lot. He can speak 4 languages.

    12. I can´t come with you now because I’m studying for my test.

    13. Footballers mustn´t touch the ball with their hands.

    14. can I use your phone ?

    15. I’m sorry I couldn´t come yesterday. I had to work late.

    16. You mustn´t speed through the city. It’s dangerous!

    17. You have been coughing a lot recently. You mustn´t smoke so much.

    18. I’m very tired today. I can 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 swim very far these days, but ten years ago, I could swim over
    to the other side of the lake.

    23. You have a bad headache, so you must go to bed earlier.

    24. I can´t feed the baby now, so can you do it for me ?

    25. Tourists must take their passports with them when they go abroad.
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