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    The document provides examples of sentences using modal auxiliary verbs. It contains 35 sentences that are incomplete and require selecting the correct modal verb from a list to complete them. The sentences cover a variety of topics about rules, recommendations, permissions, abilities and obligations.

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    MODAL AUXILIARY VERBS Complete the following sentences using the modals on the list below: can / not

    must / not should / not have to / don't have to has to / doesn't have to 1. If someone faints, you ............ loosen their clothing, not tighten it. 2. You .......... use this ticket any time. You ......... use it today. 3. If you want a table for ten, you ................. phone the restaurant. 4. You ........ wash lettuce before making a salad. 5. We ......... take a taxi. We dont have enough money. 6. In my country, students .......... wear uniforms at school. 7. People ............ brush their teeth after every meal. 8. Sue gave me a letter to post. I .............. forget it. 9. You ................ anything before asking your father. 10. We .............. walk on the grass in the park. 11. If you don't describe the thief well, nobody .............. identify him. 12. You .............. call the doctor if your flu goes on for longer than a week. 13. You ............... wear those red socks, they do not match your grey suit. 14. Our mother is awfully lonely now. We ............. spend more time with her. 15. Little children .................. go to bed late. 16. You ............. borrow people's things without asking them first. 17. You .......... fill in an application form if you want to go to university. 18. In England, you .............. be over eighteen if you want to have a driving licence. 19. If you have heart trouble you ......... smoke. 20. You .......... drive on the right in Turkey. 21. I ............. study English because I have passed the English course.

    22. You ............. be so noisy when people are trying to sleep. 23. You .............. wear a coat when the weather is cold. 24. You ............. drive a car if you don't have a driving licence. 25. You ............. smoke inside the hospital. 26. If you haven't got a passport, you ............. go to the UK. 27. You ............. take an aspirin if you have got a terrible headache. 28. You ............. keep dangerous chemicals in a safe place. 29. The little boy doesn't have a fever, so he ............. take medicine. 30. You have failed the test again. You .............. be ashamed of yourself. 31. We ............ forget that the children of today who are the world leaders of tomorrow. 32. Children ................ play with sharp knives. 33. A person ............... be rich in order to lead a happy life. 34. The student is feeling well, he ................. see a doctor now. 35. If you want to be a doctor, you ............... go to medical school for many years.

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