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Modals of Obligation and Necessity: 20 Fill in the Gaps Exercise

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Modals of Obligation and Necessity: 20 Fill in the Gaps Exercise

Fill in the Gaps

Complete the sentences below with the correct form of: must, mustn't, have to, don't have to, need to, needn't, ought to, should, shouldn't, or their negative forms. Use each word only once unless necessary.
  1. You ________ wear your ID badge at all times while in the office.
  1. Tourists ________ dress too casually when visiting religious sites.
  1. You ________ bring an umbrella today. The weather forecast says it will be sunny.
  1. Employees ________ hold a valid work permit.
  1. He ________ get up early to catch the ferry, otherwise he will miss it.
  1. You ________ to allow a bit of extra time to get over jet lag after such a long flight.
  1. We ________ worry about work permits when we were there.
  1. You ________ always carry plenty of loose change for small purchases.
  1. I ________ have got a taxi because John's flat wasn't far from the station.
  1. You ________ phone me when you get there. It's important.
  1. Students ________ take lots of passport photos with them while traveling.
  1. You ________ wait here; it's not allowed.
  1. He ________ going to need to come to the meeting after all.
  1. She ________ never do that again; it was dangerous.
  1. You ________ to see it to believe it.
  1. We ________ not have to work late tonight if we finish early.
  1. Companies ________ consider cultural differences when engaging in business overseas.
  1. You ________ buy lots of guide books before you go; it’s not necessary.
  1. He ________ try a bit harder if he wants to pass the test.
  1. You ________ dress casually for work; it’s better to be formal.

Fill in the Gaps: Modals and Necessity (with Explanations)

Fill in the Gaps

Complete the sentences below with the correct form of: must, mustn't, have to, don't have to, need to, needn't, ought to, should, shouldn't, or their negative forms. Use each word only once unless necessary.
  1. You ________ wear your ID badge at all times while in the office.
  1. Tourists ________ dress too casually when visiting religious sites.
  1. You ________ bring an umbrella today. The weather forecast says it will be sunny.
  1. Employees ________ hold a valid work permit.
  1. He ________ get up early to catch the ferry, otherwise he will miss it.
  1. You ________ to allow a bit of extra time to get over jet lag after such a long flight.
  1. We ________ worry about work permits when we were there.
  1. You ________ always carry plenty of loose change for small purchases.
  1. I ________ have got a taxi because John's flat wasn't far from the station.
  1. You ________ phone me when you get there. It's important.
  1. Students ________ take lots of passport photos with them while traveling.
  1. You ________ wait here; it's not allowed.
  1. He ________ going to need to come to the meeting after all.
  1. She ________ never do that again; it was dangerous.
  1. You ________ to see it to believe it.
  1. We ________ not have to work late tonight if we finish early.
  1. Companies ________ consider cultural differences when engaging in business overseas.
  1. You ________ buy lots of guide books before you go; it’s not necessary.
  1. He ________ try a bit harder if he wants to pass the test.
  1. You ________ dress casually for work; it’s better to be formal.