Modals( can / can't / could /couldn't / to be able to do smth/ should/ought to/must/mustn't,need/ needn't/

Her parents insisted she (.....) be home by 10 pm.

You (....) see him if you don't want to.

You (....) explain you'll be late for the party.

Do you (...) wear a uniform in your job?

I (...) cook breakfast for my sisters every morning.

I haven't seen Jan for ages! I (...) call her right now!

We (...) visit him whenever we liked.

You (....) bring your laptop but don't use it all the day long.

I can't come out tonight because I (...) babysit.

I (...) swim much better when I was younger.

Children (...) understand rules if you want them to follow them.

You (......) cook but you are expected to wash up after meals.

They ... be cold. They’re shivering.

You ... be tired. We’ve only been walking for ten minutes.

She ... be at home. I’m not sure where she is.

She ... be good at Maths. She got top marks in her exams.

We ... work hard last year.

You ... help her yesterday.

You ... wear a seatbelt. It’s the law.

You ... go home. It’s getting late.

Help him! He ... swim!

You ... keep your room clean and tidy.

She ... the violin when she was six.

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Her talents surprised her parents because they _______to paint at all. 

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When she was ten, she started selling portraits of people and animals online and_________to make quite a lot of money

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Now she has extra lessons and thinks she will _________improve her schoolwork enough so that she can join her old class again.

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David ______ ride a bike until he was ten. 

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With a lot more practice he hopes he __________ make the team for the next Olympics.