Modal Verbs - Must, Have To, Don't Have To

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Grammar quiz on modals and impersonal you.

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María Agustina Irigoytia

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Modal Verbs - Must, Have To, Don't Have To


Modal Verbs - Must, Have To, Don't Have ToVersión en línea Grammar quiz on modals and impersonal you. por María Agustina Irigoytia 1 Which structure is correct with must? a must + verb + ing b must + to + verb c must + noun d must + verb (infinitive without to) 2 Which statement about mustn’t is true? a It means something is prohibited. b It means the speaker thinks it’s a good idea. c It means you should do it. d It means something is not necessary. 3 Which option describes the difference between must and have to? a They mean exactly the same in all contexts. b Must is always for rules; have to is always for personal obligations. c Have to is usually for general obligations; must is usually for personal obligations. d Must is usually for general obligations; have to is usually for personal obligations. 4 Which form is used to make questions with have to? a Must + subject + have to + verb? b Have to + verb + subject? c Do/Does + subject + have to + verb d Have + subject + to + verb? 5 Which sentence shows the correct meaning of don’t have to? a You don’t have to come = You can come if you want, but it’s not necessary. b You don’t have to come = You must come. c You don’t have to come = It’s prohibited to come. d You don’t have to come = You should not come. 6 Which form is NOT correct according to the rules? a I must go. b I don’t have to go. c I’ve to go. d I have to go. 7 Which option describes the meaning of must? a A general rule or law. b A suggestion. c A personal obligation from the speaker. d A lack of obligation. 8 Which option describes the meaning of mustn’t? a Suggestion b Obligation c Lack of necessity d Prohibition 9 Which sentence explains the use of impersonal you? a You = the speaker only b You = no one c You = people in general d You = one specific person

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Modal Verbs - Must, Have To, Don't Have ToVersión en línea

por María Agustina Irigoytia

Which structure is correct with must?

Which statement about mustn’t is true?

Which option describes the difference between must and have to?

Which form is used to make questions with have to?

Which sentence shows the correct meaning of don’t have to?

Which form is NOT correct according to the rules?

Which option describes the meaning of must?

Which option describes the meaning of mustn’t?

Which sentence explains the use of impersonal you?