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

I _____ more English exercises to improve my grammar.

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

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

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

The food is free. We _____ pay .

Excuse me but I _____ make a phone call.

It's getting late. We _____ go now.

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

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

You _____ use your phone when you are driving.

You _____ touch wild animals. It's dangerous.

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

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

You _____  pay to park the car here.

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

The baby is sleeping. We _____ make any noise.

______ buy an English grammar book?

The doctor always tells me that I ______ smoke.

Use _____ for rules, regulations.

She _____ work tomorrow but she can if she wants.

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

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

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

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

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

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

You _____ speak English as often as you can.

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

What _____ we have for lunch?

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

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

We _____ do 5 English grammar exercises for homework.

We _____ wear a uniform when we were at school.

We ____ eat or drink during our English lessons.

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

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

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

You _____ shout. I can hear you!

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

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