—Must I go with you?
—No, you ________.
| A.needn’t | B.shouldn’t | C.mustn’t | D.can’t |
— Are you going to Beijing by air?
— It’s fast, but expensive. So I’m not sure. I _____ take a train.
| A.may | B.will | C.must | D.should |
---Look at the boy running on the playground. Is it David?
---It ______ be him. I saw him go to the teachers’ office just now.
| A.mustn’t | B.can’t | C.couldn’t | D.must |
Everyone ______ be polite to the old people.
| A.may | B.should | C.can | D.could |
Kids _________ use the computers to draw in the future.
| A.can | B.could | C.will be able to | D.will can |
— May I take the magazine out of the reading room?
— No, you can’t. You ______ read it here. It’s the rule.
| A.must | B.would | C.may | D.might |
-----Can I watch TV, Mom?
-----No, you . You to do your homework first.
| A.don’t; have | B.can’t; can’t | C.can’t; have | D.do; must |
—Must I come back before supper, mum?
—No, you .
| A.can’t | B.mustn’t | C.don’t | D.needn’t |
-- _____ I ask you a question, Mr. Wang? -- Yes, you _______.
| A.Can, can’t | B.Can, may | C.May, can | D.May, mustn’t |
—Listen ! Helen is singing in the next room.
—It __________ be Helen. She is in Tianjin now.
| A.can’t | B.mustn’t | C.may not | D.shouldn’t |