USE OF ENGLISH Choose the correct words a–c to complete the text. Thai people never point the soles of their feet at anyone or anything, so you ___ never sit with your feet up on a table, for example.
Lesson 1A Vocabulary and Grammar — Modal and related verbs
Where we live · English Language
Subunit questions
have to
should
could
USE OF ENGLISH Choose the correct words a–c to complete the text. Thai people are more laid back than the average tourist, so you ___ lose your temper and you … raise your voice at anyone in public.
couldn’t
mustn’t
don’t have
USE OF ENGLISH Choose the correct words a–c to complete the text. Thai people are more laid back than the average tourist, so you … lose your temper and you ___ raise your voice at anyone in public.
could
couldn’t
shouldn’t
USE OF ENGLISH Choose the correct words a–c to complete the text. VISITING THAILAND There are some things you ___ know before visiting Thailand.
ought to
don’t have to
are able to
USE OF ENGLISH Choose the correct words a–c to complete the text. Finally, remember that it is ___ to touch any exhibit in historical museums.
permitted
forbidden
obliged
Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences. We only moved in a week ago and we’ve already ___ to get to know the neighbours.
managed
forbidden
Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences. Only local residents are ___ to park in the streets here.
required
permitted
Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences. The city has ___ in reducing the traffic significantly.
succeeded
obliged
Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences. Glass is strictly ___ in the swimming pool area.
forbidden
permitted
Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences. You are ___ to sort your recycling carefully.
allowed
supposed
A preview of “Lesson 1A Vocabulary and Grammar — Modal and related verbs” from the unit “Where we live” in English Language: 5 lesson sections, 10 worked questions.
Source: NCCD, Lesson 1A: Vocabulary and Grammar, Modal and related verbs (pp.6-7)