modal verbs for obligation and permission (focus 2)

A: It is a Formal meeting?

B: No, you ______ wear a tie.

A: Can I smoke in here?

B: I’m afraid not. You _______smoke anywhere inside this building.

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: Mr Long, I’d like to take a day oFF tomorrow.

B: Sorry, I’m aFraid you __________.

A: You look worried. What’s wrong?

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

Otherwise, I’ll lose my job

A: Why can’t Sarah come with us?

B: She ________ prepare a presentation For her boss

A:1 _____ pay in cash?

B: 2. No, you _______ pay in cash. Your credit card will be enough.

In the UK you can leave a tip in the pub if you want, but you _____.

In the UK you can leave a tip in the pub if you want, but you _____.

(Notice on a train) Quiet carriage. Passengers _____ play music or talk on the phone in this part of the train.

You _____ be a member to buy a ticket. It's open to everyone.

We took too much risk. We______  that decision.

It's beautiful! Thanks, but you ______ anything for me.