Can May Must | Modal auxiliary verbs

Modal auxiliary verbs can, may, must - exercise 1

Rewrite the sentences and use the verbs in positive forms (can, may, must) or negative forms (cannot, must not, need not).

Example: Read this book! - You must read this book.
There's no need to book a room. - We needn't book a room.

Maybe she will return tonight. - She return tonight.

Don't stand up! - You stand up!

I'm sure they will finish it in a minute. - They finish it in a minute.

There is no need to answer the letter. - You answer the letter.

Please, do it for me. - you do it for me?

I'd like to see your children. - I see your children?

I am not good at football. - I play football.

Do your homework! - You do your homework.

Let's take a taxi. - We take taxi.

It's not necessary to get up early. - You get up early.

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