Must vs Have to Exercise (A2 / Pre-intermediate)

She _____ to do her homework today. There's no school tomorrow.

I _____ more English exercises to improve my grammar.

He _____ study more or we he won't pass his English exam.

We _____ wear a uniform when we were at school.

Use _____ for things we need to do that are important. For example: We _____ study for our exam.

He _____ pass the English exam or he be able to go to university.

Use _____ for rules, regulations.

Use _____ to say that something is necessary or not necessary.

I _____ go now. I'm meeting a friend.

The baby is sleeping. We _____ make any noise.

We _____ do 5 English grammar exercises for homework.

Use _____ to say that something is NOT needed, necessary or required.

What does this sentence mean? You don't have to go now.

You _____  pay to park the car here.

She _____ work tomorrow but she can if she wants.

You _____ use your phone when you are driving.

The doctor always tells me that I ______ smoke.

It's getting late. We _____ go now.

I _____ drive to work. It takes too long on the bus.

What does this sentence mean? You mustn't go now.

We ____ go to work at 9a.m. We can't be late.

You _____ shout. I can hear you!

The English teacher said we ______ any work during the holidays.

I broke my arm last year. ________ go to the hospital?

She went home early because she _____ to work last night.

You _____ to come to the party if you are tired. I can go on my own.

You _____ touch wild animals. It's dangerous.

We _____ bring our telephone to school. The teacher will take it and won't give it back till the end of the year.

You _____ speak English as often as you can.

The food is free. We _____ pay .

What _____ we have for lunch?

It's a secret. I don't want anyone to know. You _____ tell anyone.

Use _____ to say that something is not allowed or prohibited.  For example: You ______ smoke inside the hospital.

______ buy an English grammar book?

You _____ drink and drive. It's very dangerous.

The modal verb HAVE GOT TO is the same as HAVE TO.

The modal verb HAVE GOT TO is more common or typical in spoken English.

He _____ study more or we he won't pass his English exam.

Excuse me but I _____ make a phone call.

We ____ eat or drink during our English lessons.