Modal verbs. Test 3.

Underline the correct modal verb.

You          [mustn’t, needn’t] buy bread any more. We have got plenty.

I have studied for the exam for more than six hours and I understood every detail. I          [mustn’t, needn’t]study more.

Jack has just painted the bench. You          [mustn’t, needn’t] sit on it.

Underline the correct modal verb.

We          [mustn’t, needn’t] speak loudly in the library. Other people might be disturbed.

You          [mustn’t, needn’t] bring any food for the party. We have got enough food.

You          [mustn’t, needn’t] eat or drink in the classroom. The teacher might be angry.

Underline the correct modal verb.

We          [mustn’t, needn’t] buy any CDs. We haven’t got a CD player.

George          [mustn’t, needn’t] eat fast food. He is very fat and fast food is unhealthy.

The students          [mustn’t, needn’t] bring their books today because they are going to visit the museum.

Underline the correct modal verb.

People          [mustn’t, needn’t] throw litter on the oor.

We          [mustn’t, needn’t] shout at each other when we are discussing something. It is very rude.

Jack          [mustn’t, needn’t] buy another car because he has got three already.

Underline the correct modal verb.

You          [mustn’t, needn’t]go near that dog. It might bite you.

We           [mustn’t, needn’t] buy that book. Peter has got the same book, so he can lend it to us.