1) choose the right modal verb 1. cancel the meeting. the proposals are not ready yet. a. may b. can c. have to 2. sorry i won't be in moscow at that time. i go to minsk. my parents will celebrate their fortieth wedding anniversary-, a. must b. need to c. mav 3. you thank, them. they’ve done so much for von. a. can b. mav c. ought to 4. the shop was losing money, so they close down. a. must b. had to c. could 5. you exercise every day to keep fit. a. can b. may c. must 6. he is overworking. lie really go to bed earlier. a. may b. can c. should 7. i have a splitting headache. take an aspirin, a. may b. can c. must 8. i know you do the job because you have knowledge and experience. a. can b. may c. have to 9. we told him he go home. a. could b. mav c. can 10. you drive carefully, it's foggy today. a. can b. could c. should 11. times are hard but survive. a. may b. ought to c. must you travel to the uk without a visa? a. should b. must c. can 13.she visit her parents more often. a. mav b. should c. has to 14. the child not part with his old teddy bear. a. should b. can c. may 15. - must i work this weekend? — no, you a. mustn't b. can't c. needn't 16. it is difficult to work with her. sometimes she be very- hard to deal with. a) can b) must c) have to 17. jack look for another job in a month. his position was cut back. a) can b) have to c)must 18 park my car here? — no, you mustn’t. it is a no parking zone a) can b) may c) shall 19. simon borrowed $2, 000 for a year; the year is almost over and he pay it back a) have to b) can c) may 20. she pass her exams otherwise she will be expelled from the university a) is able to b) must c) may

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