Answer yes or no. Use can/can’t, may/may not, must/mustn’t.
1)
− May I go out?
− … . It’s raining heavily outdoors.
2)
− May I read this book, Miss Campbell?
− … . It’s not for children.
3)
− Can I visit Victoria at the hospital?
− … . She is very ill and wants to see you.
4)
− Can I go to bed later tonight?
− … . You have no school tomorrow and can get up later.
5)
− Can I phone from your mobile, Jack?
− … . Here it is.
6)
− May I come in, Miss Bell?
− …, but don’t be late next time.
7)
− May we stay here a little longer?
− … . It’s getting dark and it’s time to go to bed.
Choose the right words to complete the sentences.
1) (Must/May) I sleep in this room tonight? − Yes, you may.
2) (Can/Should) you say it again? I didn’t get what you said.
3) You (must/may) help your parents, they are no longer young.
4) I (could/should) play football when I was twelve.
5) You (can’t/shouldn’t) eat so much if you want to be slim.
6) I know I (shouldn’t/can’t) say it but I will.
Here are some questions. Write down the answers.
1) Your friend: Can I ride your bike, please?
2) Your neighbour: May we join you for dinner?
3) Your sister: May I play in your room?
4) Your brother: May I go to the picture gallery with you?
Write what you think you should do every day.
Example: I think I should do morning exercises every day.
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