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    The document contains a worksheet with exercises for students to complete, including: 1) Making questions about themselves and providing true answers in a question/answer format. 2) Deciding what rules (must/mustn't) apply at school, such as not shouting in corridors, being polite, waiting turns, interrupting lessons, leaving without permission, and smoking. 3) Choosing suitable modal verbs like "can", "can't", "may", etc. to complete sentences about abilities, permissions, and obligations.

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    The document contains a worksheet with exercises for students to complete, including: 1) Making questions about themselves and providing true answers in a question/answer format. 2) Deciding what rules (must/mustn't) apply at school, such as not shouting in corridors, being polite, waiting turns, interrupting lessons, leaving without permission, and smoking. 3) Choosing suitable modal verbs like "can", "can't", "may", etc. to complete sentences about abilities, permissions, and obligations.

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    Must Mustn'T: Name: - Date: - / - / - Mark: - Teacher

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    The document contains a worksheet with exercises for students to complete, including: 1) Making questions about themselves and providing true answers in a question/answer format. 2) Deciding what rules (must/mustn't) apply at school, such as not shouting in corridors, being polite, waiting turns, interrupting lessons, leaving without permission, and smoking. 3) Choosing suitable modal verbs like "can", "can't", "may", etc. to complete sentences about abilities, permissions, and obligations.

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    Name: __________________

    Mark: ________________

    Date: _____/ _____MUST


    / ______

    MUSTNT
    Teacher: ______________

    A) Make questions and give true answers


    about you. Follow the example.
    1. Can you speak English?
    Yes, I can. / No I cant.
    2. ________________________?
    ________________ (play an
    instrument)
    3. ________________________?
    ________________ (cook)
    4. ________________________?
    ________________ (ride a bike)
    5. ________________________?
    6. ________________( play chess)
    ________________________?
    7. ________________(run a mile)
    ________________________?
    8. ________________(swim)
    ________________________?

    c) Choose a suitable modal verb and


    complete the sentences.
    can cant may could couldnt
    must mustnt should shouldnt
    1. You ______ drive before you are
    18.
    2. Sue ______ see well without her
    glasses.

    ________________(play cards)
    3. After the accident he ______ play
    B) Decide what you must or mustnt o at
    school.

    football anymore.
    4. They follow the instructions to get
    the best results.

    shout in corridors

    be polite

    wait for your turn at the canteen

    interrupt the lessons

    leave school without permission.

    smoke

    5. You ______ stop at the stop sign.


    6. Shes an interpreter. She ______
    speak four languages.

    7. He ______ eat so much. Hes


    getting fat.
    8. Jim ______ already read at the age
    of tree. Hes brilliant.
    9. ______I speak to you for a
    moment, please sir?

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