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    The document discusses different modal verbs used to express levels of obligation and advice. It explains that should/shouldn't are used for mild obligation and advice, mustn't/can't denote prohibition, must/have to indicate strong obligation, and don't/doesn't have to show there is no obligation. Examples are provided for each set of modal verbs. The document was prepared by Igor Nikičić and is about modal verbs used in giving advice.

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    New Building Bridges 8, UNIT 2, Lesson 4

    Parents in trouble.com

    Parents in trouble.com
    Must, mustn't, should, shouldn't, have to don't
    have to, cant

    1
    A school in Sweden
    Giving advice, mild obligation

     SHOULD/SHOULDN'T
    -We use it for mild obligation and advice
    *You should study more.
    *Mary shouldn't talk about her problems
    with Jessa.
    Prohibition and strong obligation
     MUSTN'T/CAN'T
    - We use for prohibition

    * You mustn't use a mobile phone during classes.


    *You can't wear boots at school.

     MUST/HAVE TO
    - We use it for strong obligation

    * You must have a change of footwear at school.


    * We all have to listen during classes.
    No obligation
     DONT/DOESNT HAVE TO
    - We use it for there is no obligation

    * I dont have to carry all of my books to school


    * The class doesnt have to have all A's !
    That‘s all, folks!

    Prepared by: Igor Nikičić

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