MUST OR MUSTN'T?
Children under 5 ______ (SWIM) with a parent.
MUST SWIM
mustn't / I / English / speak
I mustn't speak English
Cheetahs ______________ (RUN) very fast.
Can run
After you finish dinner you MUST/MUSTN'T wash the dishes.
MUST
You ________(RUN) on the stairs. Please walk.
MUSTN'T RUN
speak/My partners/ musn't/ in the classroom/ loudly
My partners mustn't speak loudly in the classroom
I am sick. I _______ (GO) to school today.
can't go
I have a test tomorrow so I MUST/ CAN study tonight
MUST
Members___________(BRING) their member’s cards.
MUST BRING
You must put away your clothes in the wardrobe
The dog is blind. It ___________ (SEE).
can't see.
You MUST/ CAN borrow my dictionary, but I want it back this evening.
CAN
Swimmers _____________(WEAR) swimming caps on their heads.
MUST WEAR
borrow/ can / ?/ I/ a pencil
Can I borrow a pencil?
Anna can draw well. She _______ (HELP) me with my project.
can help
Mum doesn’t know about the surprise party so you CAN/ MUSTN'T tell her!
MUSTN'T
Tennis players ______(PLAY) for more than two hours. Please take breaks.
MUSTN'T PLAY
must / ?/ wear / I / at school / a uniform /
Must I wear a uniform at school?
Your leg is swollen. ____________ (walk)?
Can you
We don't have any homework so I MUST/ CAN play computer games this evening.
CAN