You ___ enter the building without your student ID., might not, don’t need to, mustn’t, We ___ talk about it today. We can leave it until tomorrow., don’t have to, mustn’t, might not, What about Bruno? Perhaps we ___ ask him if he wants to come too., have to, ought to, must, Don’t leave your phone there. Someone ___ take it., might, should, must, You ___ offer to cook her a meal. I’m sure she’d like that., are supposed to, could, need to, Hannah ___ be feeling too ill. I’ve just seen her talking and laughing with her friends., needn’t, mustn’t, can’t, I won’t have any cake, thanks, because I ___ eat sugar. That’s what the doctor told me., won’t be able to, don’t have to, ’m not supposed to, We ___ hear from Angela soon. She usually emails at the end of the week., should, will be able to, have to, Relax! You ___ worry. Everything will be OK., aren’t supposed to, needn’t, can’t, You ___ be happy to be home again!, can, must, need to

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