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Downloadable worksheets: CAN & CANīT - Expressing Ability Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Downloads: 4367   SUMMARY OF MODAL VERBS (B&W VERSION INCLUDED) Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 4120   Modal Verbs Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Downloads: 4004   CAN / CANīT (1) Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Downloads: 3903   SHOULD - SHOULDNīT ( HEALTH PROBLEMS ) KEY INCLUDED Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 3056   Five Senses Activity Level: elementary Age: 3-10 Downloads: 38

You have to turn off your cell phone   Find and write.   Write the places that complete the rules.    1.  You can't touch the paintings in the .    2. You can't eat on the .    3. You have to turn off your cell phone in the .    4. You can't walk on the grass in the .    5. You have to keep your room clean at .    6. You have to speak quietly in the .    7. You have take off your shoes in the .    8. You have to have P.E. classes at  .   Look at the chart below.    Not your decision  Your decision  Obligation  Prohibition  Things generally considered good  Things generally considered bad  HAVE TO  CAN'T  CAN  DON'T HAVE TO   Now, do the exercises below.    Read the rules and write sentences using HAVE TO or CAN'T.    Classroom Rules 1. Listen to the teacher. 2. Bring your books. 3. Do your homework. 4. Don't come to class late. 5. Don't eat during class. 6. Don't cheat in the exams. 7. Be quiet during explanations. 8. Keep our classroom clean. 9. Don't make noise. 10. Don't fight.       1. .   2. .   3. .   4. .   5. .   6. .   7. .   8. .   9. .   10. .    Are the sentences TRUE or FALSE? Look at the pictures and decide.   TRUE FALSE    1. You can drive faster than 20 mph.       2. You have to litter here.       3. You can't eat here.       4. You don't have to stop here.       5. You can walk here.       Replace the underlined words above to correct the false sentences. If the sentence is true, just rewrite it.   1. .   2. .   3. .   4. .   5. .    What do the signs mean?     1. You cancan'thave todon't have to drink the water.   2. You cancan'thave todon't have to smoke.   3. You cancan'thave todon't have to watch out for deers.   4. You cancan'thave todon't have to park your bike here.   5. You cancan'thave todon't have to swim here.   Rewrite the sentences using CAN, CAN'T, HAVE TO or DON'T HAVE TO.   1. It's OK to wait in this room. .   2. It's not OK to wear street clothes here. .   3. It's OK if you don't want to wear a uniform to school. .   4. Keep the door closed. .