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Let's Repeat the Modals! Exercise 1.  Choose the best modal verb.     I canmaymust  help my mother. They  shouldhave tocan play in the street, not in the house.   Alice canmaymust play the piano very well.    In our school students canmayhave to wear a uniform.      We  musthave tomay go home. The lessons are over.      I have got a toothache. I canmustmay  visit a dentist.     MayCanMustI come in?      We mustn'tdon't have tocan't eat many sweets.  My sister  shouldn'tcan'tdoesn't have toskate. She is just three.   They  shouldn'tmustn'tmay notwatch TV. They are punished. Exercise 2.  Insert the best modal. Use  can/can't, may/may not, should/shouldn't, must/mustn't, have to/ don't have to.   I am not well.- I think, you visit a doctor. We do homework every day. My sister ride a bike very well. You open the window. (The cat!) They go for a walk. Their mother is not against it. We to learn History at school. But I don't like it. I eat fruit and vegetables.  We run in the classroom. Do you remember the rules? Tom play football. He has got a lot of homework. You take an umbrella. It’s going to rain.