You _________ get up so early. It’s weekend today.
| A.mustn’t | B.can’t | C.needn’t | D.oughtn’t |
----- you swim? ----- Yes,I can.
| A.Do | B.Are | C.Does | D.Can |
--Who’s singing in the next room? Is it Lucy?
---It be her. She has gone to New York.
| A.can’t | B.must | C.shouldn’t | D.can |
You be hungry after the long walk. Help yourself to some cakes.
| A.should | B.must | C.need to | D.ought to |
—________I do the laundry first, Mum?
—No, you ________. You can do your homework first.
| A.Must; mustn’t | B.Can; mustn’t | C.Must; needn’t | D.May; needn’t |
Sometimes smiles ______ be false, hiding other feelings like anger, fear or worry.
| A.must | B.can | C.should | D.would |
—Is John coming by train?
—He should, but he not. He likes driving his car, but I’m not quite sure.
| A.must | B.can | C.may | D.need |
—I saw Kate in the park this morning.
—It ______ her. She moved to Canada last week.
| A.can be | B.must be | C.can’t be | D.mustn’t be |
----May we leave the classroom now?
----No, you . You to leave until the bell rings.
| A.mustn’t; are allowed | B.can’t; aren’t allowed |
| C.don’t have to; are allowed | D.needn’t; aren’t allowed |
—Must I pay for the bill now, boss?
—No, you __________ pay for it after the meal.
| A.needn’t | B.can’t | C.may | D.should |