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    The document is an English test that evaluates a student's understanding of modals of permission, obligation, and prohibition. It contains 5 sentences for the student to rewrite using different modality expressions provided in parentheses while maintaining a similar meaning. The student's responses show some incorrect usages of the modals.

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    INTERMEDIATE II

    TEST

    ABOUT UNIT 14 ‘’MODALS OF PERMISSION, OBLIGATION OR PROHIBITION’’

    NAME: Mateo Arroyo A. SCORE:

    RE- WRITES THESE SENTENCES USING THE EXPRESSIONS IN PARENTHESIS THE MEANING HAS
    TO BE ALMOST SIMILAR:

    1.- You are not allowed to drive without driver’s license.

    (Have got to)

    . You have got to drive without driver’s license.

    2.- Swimming is extremely dangerous in this part of the beach.

    (Be allowed to)

    . People aren’t allowed to swim in this extremely dangerous area of the beach.

    3.- My son is not allowed to go to bed later than 10 pm.

    (Have to)

    . My son has to go to bed later than 10 pm.

    4.- You have to speak English all the time in this class.

    (Can)

    . You can speak English all the time in this class.

    5. - You have got to have a visa if you want to live in the USA.

    (Be allowed to)

    . You are allowed to live in the USA if you want to have a visa.

    OR

    . You aren’t allowed to live in the USA if you don’t want to have a visa.

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