Complete the sentences use the modal verbs can, may or must: 0. May I come in?

1. Garry travelled a lot. He speak five languages.

2. You not smoke here.

3. I take your book? – I am afraid not, I need it.

4. He not speak English yet.

5. I have very little time, I go.

6. They not go to the park today because they are busy.

7. You read this text, it is easy enough.

8. What we see on this map?

9. you speak Spanish? – No, unfortunately, I .

10. At what time you come to school?

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1. He is determined to win this race.

2. He lay in bed, planning the days ahead.

3. We went to run in the morning.

4. Each fear of spiders has complicated the journey.

5. They do not mind waiting outside.

6. The problem is that you need to be on time.

7. I used to take care of myself.

8. I want to paint my wall.

9. To be or not to be, that is the question.

10. This guy is famous for breaking the rules.

11. Sue loves to dance .

12. The benefits of a train ride were clearly visible.

13. Your plan is waiting for advice perfectly.

14. Your addiction to alcohol will not serve you well.

15. I am pleased to meet you.

1. He is determined to win this race.

2. He lay in bed, planning the days ahead.

3. We went to run in the morning.

4. Each fear of spiders has complicated the journey.

5. They do not mind waiting outside.

6. The problem is that you need to be on time.

7. I used to take care of myself.

8. I want to paint my wall.

9. To be or not to be, that is the question.

10. This guy is famous for breaking the rules.

11. Sue loves to dance .

12. The benefits of a train ride were clearly visible.

13. Your plan is waiting for advice perfectly.

14. Your addiction to alcohol will not serve you well.

15. I am pleased to meet you.