Match the modals in bold to their meaning.
1.He must/has to be at work by 10 o'clock.
2.You mustn't park your car on this street.
3.You don't have to/don't need to meet
them if you don't want to.
4.You should/ought to have visited the
ancient city before you left.
5.She can speak five languages.
6.We can/may take photographs in the
museum.
7.They had to leave their bags at the
entrance.
8.They may/might have gone shopping.
9.He could/was able to run very fast when
he was young.
10May/Could I touch this ancient statue?
11.Can/Could you help me research day
trips from Taraz?
12.Lucy didn't have to/didn't need to get a visa to enter Kazakhstan.
1) He must/has to be at work by 10 o'clock.
C. It is a law/rule. It is required.
2) You mustn't park your car on this street.
E. It is prohibited/not allowed.
3) You don't have to/don't need to meet them if you don't want to.
A. It is not necessary.
4) You should ought to have visited the ancient city before you left.
B. It was a good idea but you didn't do it.
5) She can speak five languages.
I. She is able to
6) We can/may take photographs in the museum
G. It is allowed/permitted.
7) They had to leave their bags at the entrance.
H. They were obliged to.
8) They may/might have gone shopping.
F. It is possible.
9) He could/was able to run very fast when he was young.
J. He had this ability in the past.
10) May/Could I touch this ancient statue?
L. They are asking permission.
11) Can/Could you help me research day trips from Taraz?
K. It is a request.
12) Lucy didn't have to/didn't need to get a visa to enter Kazakhstan.
D. It wasn't necessary.
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