It's against the rule to park a car on Sundays for free. (can/ must), It's a requirement to speak English for this job. (must/ have to), It's necessary to be on time for the meetings. (need), You have the permission to take photos in this museum. (can), It's required to have a driving licence for this job. (must), It isn't necessary to have your own car. (need), It isn't necessary to have your own car. (need/ have to), It's your duty to send this report by the end of the day. (must), It's impossible for me to meet you tonight. (not able; can), It's against the rules to work at weekends. (can/ must), It's against the rules to do overtime on a daily basis. (can/ must), It's advice: take a day off. (must), My advice is to ask for a promotion. (should), It's important for us to get holiday pay. (Our company/ should), It's against the rules to leave work before 4 pm. (can/ must), It's a rule to arrive at work before 9 am. (must/ have to)

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