Working life. Modal verbs for obligation and permission.

A police officer _____ wear a uniform.

Soldiers _____ be fit and healthy.

Hotel guests _____ use the swimming pool for free.

Young children _____ watch horror movies at the cinema.

I _____ remember to send Grandma a birthday card.

Students in our school _____ have uniforms on in the classroom, but they usually wear dark clothes.

A: Why can’t Sarah come with us?

B: She _____ prepare a presentation for her boss.

A: You look worried. What’s wrong?

B: I have a meeting with my boss today. I _____ get to work on time.

A: Mr Long, I’d like to take the day off tomorrow.

B: Sorry, I’m afraid you _____.

We’re too busy in the office tomorrow.

A: What’s wrong? You look stressed.

B: I am. I _____ finish all this work before the end of the week. There’s so much of it!

A: Can I smoke in here?

B: I’m afraid you can’t. You _____ smoke anywhere inside this building.

A: Is it a formal meeting?

B: No, you _____ wear a tie.