Modal verbs exercises

Modal auxiliary verbs can, may, must – test 3, exercise 3

Choose the correct verb forms and complete the sentences.

On the plane: You need not/must not wear a seat belt all the time. You wear a seat belt all the time.

You must/must not revise English words if you want to speak English. You revise English words if you want to speak English.

You must not/need not take me to the station. I know the way. You take me to the station.

You need not/may not stop in front of my garage. I can't get out. You stop in front of my garage.

Is your telephone all right now? May/Can you hear me again? you hear me again?

It must/cannot be Greg. Greg is much taller. It be Greg.

Be careful! You must not/need not fall over again. You fall over again.

Don't panic. You must/may pass the exam next time. You pass the exam next time.

I can't carry all this luggage on my own. You need not/must help me! You help me!

I don't want to go out now. I may/must dust the furniture first. I dust the furniture first.

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