Must and Have To: Multiple Choice
A2 Level
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It rained all day yesterday, so I blank the garden in the evening.
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Read the situation, then choose the answer that completes the sentence or dialogue. Your first choice counts.
It rained all day yesterday, so I _____ the garden in the evening.
You _____ the animals at this zoo. Human food can make them very ill.
My little sister _____ in bed by eight on school nights. Mum is very strict about it.
Sorry I'm late! My train was cancelled, so I _____ an hour for the next one.
Lucas's new school is too far to walk to, so from September he _____ the bus.
Ben works from home on Mondays, so on Mondays he _____ home at half past six to catch the train.
Josh failed his driving test this morning, so he _____ for another one. Each test costs £62.
Leo _____ a suit at work on Fridays. He can wear jeans if he prefers.
A: _____ wear a tie at his new job? B: No, he can wear what he likes.
Sofia is allergic to nuts, and this cake has got almonds in it. She _____ it.
Our hotel had a lift, so we _____ our heavy cases up the stairs.
The party for Dad is a surprise, so we _____ him anything about it before Saturday.
When my grandad was a boy, his family didn't have a car, so he _____ to school every day.
There's a sign on the bus: 'Passengers _____ to the driver while the bus is moving.'
A: What time _____ start work? B: At five in the morning. He's a baker.
Everyone in our flat _____ the kitchen once a week. That's the rule.
Careful! The paint on this door is still wet, so you _____ it.
Entry to the city museum is free, so visitors _____ for a ticket.
We _____ a taxi to the station tomorrow. Dad says he can drive us.
From next week, Ana's work starts at ten instead of eight, so she _____ so early.
Grammar review
Decide whether something is forbidden or just unnecessary. You mustn't run by the pool means it's against the rules; you don't have to bring a towel means you can choose. Must has no past form, so use had to, and for the future we usually say will have to: We had to queue outside.
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