Login

Category: Modal verbs

Mustn't or didn't have to?

Put an appropriate modal verb in a correct tense.

Download printable version (pdf)

Please use short forms e.g. haven't instead of have not in negative statements and use long forms in positive statements e.g. I am instead of I'm.

1. I re-take my exam if I pass it now.2. It be a big event. A small party will be enough.3. You smoke in this building.4. I'll see to everything. You worry.5. Keep it to yourself. You tell anybody about it.6. Yeterday we pay for the access.7. This photo is very important for me. You lose it.8. I visit her, but I felt lonely so I decided to come round.9. Sorry, but you park here.10. We work late today.11. If you are to drive, you drink any alcohol.12. You help us, but you can if you want to.13. She claims she work today.14. I'm sick and I eat any meat.15. You touch this switch!