Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first.
We couldn't go out at night when we were at boarding school.
We weren't ____________ when we were at boarding school.
We weren't _allowed to go out at night_ when we were at boarding school.
Officially you can't park here—but everyone does.
You aren't ___________________________ here.
You aren't _supposed to park_ here.
If you don't finish your homework, you won’t _________ TV.
be able to watch
You don't___________________________to go into the art gallery. Entrance is free.
have to pay
1 regret losing my temper last night.
I shouldn't______________________last night.
I shouldn't _have lost my temper_ last night.
You can’t take flash photographs in this museum.
Flash photography is_________________________ in this museum.
Flash photography is _not permitted /allowd OR is forbidden _ in this museum.
You'd__________________________late — you
know what jane is like about punctuality!
You'd better not be late- you know what Jane is like about punctuality!
You___________________________you didn't like the pasta. You know how sensitive he is about his cooking and now he's really upset.
shouldn't have said
Wearing a seat belt in the back seat of the car is compulsory.
You___________________________in the back seat of the car.
You _have to / must wear a seat belt_ in the back seat of the car.
Swimming in the lake is strictly prohibited.
You aren't______________________in the lake.
You aren't _allowed to swim_ in the lake.
It was a difficult trip because we _________________ change trains three times.
it was difficult trip because we had to change trains three times
A lot of people think that governments ___________________________more to protect young people's health.
should do / ought to do
Wearing a tie is optional in this restaurant.
You don’t________________in this restaurant.
You don’t _have to wear a tie_ in this restaurant.
The best thing to do would be to seek legal advice.
You really______________________legal advice.
You really _should / ought to seek_ legal advice.
You aren't___________________________your cell phone while you are driving.
allowed to use / supposed to use
We didn't___________________________sweaters after all — it's really warm!
need to bring / take / wear
I need to finish the sales report by Friday.
I've___________________________by Friday.
I've _got to finish the sales report_by Friday.
It's okay if you can't bring your car— we can go in mine.
You____________________— we can go in mine.
You _don't need to bring your car_— we can go in mine.
For this wedding, what am I ___________________________?a suit or something casual?
For this wedding what am I supposed to wear? a suit or something casual?