1) I ... remember to go to the bank. I haven’t got any money. a) don’t have to b) needn’t c) must 2) ... I take your order, please? a) Mustn’t b) Must c) May 3) ... you ride a bicycle? a) Can b) Should c) May 4) Steven ... read and write until he was seven years old. a) must b) could c) couldn’t 5) ... you make dinner tonight? a) Shall b) Will c) May 6) Susan, ... you come outside and play with me? a) will b) shall c) may 7) You ... go to bed late during the week. a) couldn’t b) shall c) shouldn’t 8) You ... visit your grandparents more often. a) ought to b) were able to c) shall 9) ... we go to the cinema at the weekend? a) Mustn’t b) May c) Shall 10) “Where ... we meet?” “At my place.” a) must b) shall c) ought to 11) Peter ... go to the dentist before his toothache gets worse. a) ought to b) shall c) can 12) You ... do the ironing. I’ll do it instead. a) needn’t b) must c) mustn’t 13) You ... cross the road without looking first. It’s dangerous. a) needn’t b) mustn’t c) must

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