Arbeitsblatt: Modal verbs (must, mustnt't, don't have to, should)

Modalverben: modal verbs Fülle die Lücken mit den folgenden Wörter aus: shouldnt, should, rät etwas zu tun, verboten, nicht tun muss, must, shouldnt, should, rät etwas nicht zu tun, doesnt have to, mustnt, must, vorgeschrieben, dont have to, mustn‘t Gebrach von must Mit must drückt man aus, dass etwas ist: 1) In Switzerland children go to school. 2) All students be at school on time. Gebrauch von must not/mustnt Mit mustnt drück man aus, dass etwas ist: 1) Studentssmoke at school. 2) Teenagers under 18 drink alcohol. Gebrauch von dont have to/doesnt have to Mit dont have to drückt man aus, dass man etwas , aber kann wenn man möchte: 1) Wewalk, theres bus. 2) He work. Its Sunday. Gebrauch von should Mit should drückt man aus, dass man einer Person : 1) You look sick, you see doctor. 2) Hes got bad marks, he study more. Gebrauch von shouldnt Mit shouldnt drückt man aus, dass man einer Person: 1) You go out now. Its very late. 2) You watch so much TV. Modalverben – modal verbs a. You (nicht dürfen) write to John about this. Its secret. b. You (nicht sollen) stay up late. Youve got school tomorrow. c. He lot of time. d. Peter job. e. He (müssen) do his homework. f. He (sollen) study more. g. You (nicht müssen) go to bed at 9 pm. h. He (nicht müssen) cycle to school, we can walk. i. Students (müssen) bring their books to school j. Weve got enough food, so he go shopping today. k. You (sollen) eat more vegetables and you (nicht sollen) eat so much meat. l. My friend smokes lot. He smoke at all. Its bad for his health. (nicht müssen) drive that fast. Weve got (nicht müssen) work hard. Hes an easy (nicht müssen) (nicht sollen) m. You always go to school on an empty stomach. You (nicht sollen) leave without having breakfast. n. You driving licence. o. Chips and hamburgers every day! Thats very bad for your shape. You (sollen) stop eating them! p. You (nicht dürfen) buy alcohol before your 18th birthday. (nicht dürfen) drive car, without Modalverben – modal verbs • should, shouldnt, must, mustnt, dont have to, doesnt have to a. You write to John about this. Its secret. b. You stay up late. Youve got school tomorrow. c. He drive that fast. Weve got lot of time. d. Peter work hard. Hes an easy job. e. He do his homework. f. He study more. Hes got bad marks at school. g. You go to bed at 9 pm. h. He cycle to school, we can walk. i. Students bring their books to school j. Weve got enough food, so he go shopping today. k. You eat more vegetables and you eat so much meat. l. My friend smokes lot. He smoke at all. Its bad for his health. m. You always go to school on an empty stomach. You leave without having breakfast. n. You drive car, without driving licence. o. Chips and hamburgers every day! Thats very bad for your shape. You stop eating them! p. You buy alcohol before your 18th birthday. Modalverben – modal verbs • should, shouldnt, must, mustnt, dont have to, doesnt have to • write, stay up, drive, work, do, study, go, cycle, bring, go, eat, eat, smoke, leave, drive, stop, buy, a. Youto John about this. Its secret. b. You late. Youve got school tomorrow. c. He that fast. Weve got lot of time. d. Peter hard. Hes an easy job. e. He his homework. f. He more. Hes got bad marks at school. g. You to bed at 9 pm. h. He to school, we can walk. i. Students their books to school j. Weve got enough food, so he shopping today. k. You more vegetables and you so much meat. l. My friend smokes lot. He at all. Its bad for his health. m. You always go to school on an empty stomach. You without having breakfast. n. You car, without driving licence. o. Chips and hamburgers every day! Thats very bad for your shape. You eating them! p. q. Youalcohol before your 18th birthday.