Question

1) We can / can't/ don't have to go out now to play volleyball. It's raining. 2) Can you/Do you have to drive a car when you are sixteen in your country? 3) We have to / don't have to/mustn't get up early tomorrow, it's a holiday. 4) Pete doesn't have to / can't take us to the station in his car. It's being repaired in the garage. 5) Can Jane / Does Jane have to get up early? - Yes, she has to/have to get the bus at 7 o'clock. 6) Jo and Mike can /needn't/ have to help at home. They usually tidy their rooms and do the washing up. 7) You can/have to get married at sixteen in Britain, but you can / have to have your parents' permission. 8) I can/have to / should help you with your maths homework. I'm good at maths. 9) You can/mustn't/ needn't run in the school corridors. 10) You needn't/can't/have to bring your own lunch, you can use the school canteen if you want.​

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We don't have to go out now to play volleyball. It's raining.

Do you have to drive a car when you are sixteen in your country?

We don't have to get up early tomorrow; it's a holiday.

Pete can't take us to the station in his car. It's being repaired in the garage.

Does Jane have to get up early? - Yes, she has to get the bus at 7 o'clock.

Jo and Mike don't have to help at home. They usually tidy their rooms and do the washing up.

You can get married at sixteen in Britain, but you have to have your parents' permission.

I can help you with your maths homework. I'm good at maths.

You mustn't run in the school corridors.

You don't have to bring your own lunch; you can use the school canteen if you want.