Must / mustn’t, don’t have to, should / shouldn’t

You ... feed the animals at the zoo.

You ... use your mobile phone at school.

You ... cheat in exams.

You ... work hard if you want to finish school with good grades.

You ... be late for the exam.

You ... run at the swimming pool.

You ... talk during the exam.

You ... be late for school.

You ... work hard if you want to go to university.

You ... talk on the phone in the classroom.

You ... forget your homework.

Andrew wants to be an actor. He ... go to drama school.

James wants to be healthy. He ... eat a lot of sweets.

Ivan wants to go to university. He ... work hard.

Sam likes working with animals. He ... train to become a vet.

Kate wants to be a musician. She ... practise every day.

My sister is scared of heights. She  ... climb trees.

Mark and Tom want to play music together in a band. They ... practise every day.

Ivan wants to finish school with good marks. He ... miss any classes.

Mark loves helping people. He ... become a doctor.

James wants to be healthy. He ... eat a lot of fruit and vegetables.

My sister hasn't got much money. She ... buy so many new clothes.

I ... get up at 5 o’clock on Sunday. It's not necessary.

After school, you can go to college. You ... get a job later when you have better qualifications.

My sister ... go to school every day. She’s got a job!

Stephen hates working with numbers. He ... be an accountant.

Tom’s parents say he ... go to bed at 8 o’clock every weekday. They’re very strict!

You ... work hard if you want to do well in the test.

You ... do your best and get a good mark for your project

Sarah doesn’t like hospitals. She ... be a doctor.

My parents ... do homework any more. They don't go to school!

You ... get up early if you don’t want to be late for school.

After you leave school, you ... go to university. It’s better to look for a job.