James, I’m really disappointed. You 0 must / mustn’t tell me if you can’t do your work. James: I’m sorry, but I 1 should / have to do a lot of babysitting these days because my mum is ill. Teacher: OK. But you 2 should / shouldn’t tell me when you

James, I’m really disappointed. You 0 must / mustn’t tell me if you can’t do your work. James: I’m sorry, but I 1 should / have to do a lot of babysitting these days because my mum is ill. Teacher: OK. But you 2 should / shouldn’t tell me when you have problems at home. Jon: The sign says you 3 had better / mustn’t eat in the library Jack: Yes, it also says you 4 have to / don’t have to be quiet, so you 5 need / don’t need to turn your MP3 player down. Henry: I need advice. My teammates say I 6 had better / don’t have to go to extra practice if I want to be in the team. But my mum says I 7 should / shouldn’t go because I need a break. Gail: I think you 8 ought to / must talk to your coach. Team captain: Why aren’t you wearing your uniform? Ned: In your email you said we 0 had better / don’t have to wear our uniforms today. Team captain: No, that’s next Saturday. You 1 ought to / mustn’t read your emails more carefully. Everybody 2 has to / doesn’t have to wear their uniforms today, so you’ll 3 need to / shouldn’t go home and change.Sally: Mum says I 4 should / mustn’t stay out late on school nights, but that I 5 don’t have to / mustn’t come home early on the weekend. Belle: You’re lucky. My mum says I 6 had better / don’t have to be home before ten o’clock every night or she’ll stop my pocket money. Andy: My head really hurts. Lily: I think you 7 must / should go home and rest. Andy: I can’t. I 8 have to / had better collect my little brother from school.