Modal Verbs of Obligation Exercises with Details

Hello, Henry! 

Here are some exercises for you and your daughter to practice! 

Exercise 1: Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the blanks with must, have to, or should.

1. You _______ wear a seatbelt when driving a car. (legal obligation)
2. I _______ finish my homework before I go out. (personal obligation)
3. You _______ try that new restaurant. It’s amazing! (recommendation)
4. She _______ wake up early tomorrow for her flight. (necessity)
5. We _______ wear uniforms at school. (rule)

Exercise 2: Rewrite the Sentences

Rewrite the sentences using the correct modal verbs of obligation (must, have to, or should):

1. It’s a good idea to drink more water.
   • You _______ drink more water.
2. It’s necessary to bring your ID to enter the building.
   • You _______ bring your ID to enter the building.
3. It’s a rule to stay quiet during the exam.
   • You _______ stay quiet during the exam.
4. It’s a recommendation to visit the museum while you’re in town.
   • You _______ visit the museum while you’re in town.
5. It’s a rule that students submit their assignments on time.
   • Students _______ submit their assignments on time.

Exercise 3: Correct the Mistakes

Correct the mistakes in the following sentences:

1. You must to finish your work before the deadline.
2. I have buy some groceries on my way home.
3. We should to take care of the environment.
4. She has wake up early every day.
5. They must leaving by 6 PM.

These exercises will help you practice the use of modal verbs of obligation in different contexts!

I hope this helps!