Modal verbs

I         [must, might, can, may, have to] go to bed early tonight. I`m have an exam tomorrow morning.

We               [don`t have to, mustn`t, may not, couldn`t, can`t] go shopping today. the fridge is full.

That woman        [must, could, should, might] be spanish, but I`m not sure. She sounds spanish though.

You               [don`t have to, mustn`t, may not, might not, couldn`t] park here. You will get a parking fine if you do.

You        [can, must, might, should, could] wear a helmet if you ride a motorbike.

Take an umbrella. It         [can, might, must, have to, should] rain.

You         [have to, should, can, may, must] that film. It`s one of the best films I`ve ever seen.

She         [can, might, must, have to] speak five languages.

We               [have to, don`t have to, must, mustn`t] be hurry to cathc the train. We`ve got plenty of time.

The meeting has finished. You         [may, must, have to, could, might] leave now if you are not feeling well.

        [Could, Might, Have to, Can, Should] you pass me the bread, please?

You        [should, can, might, may] eat less sweets.