Exercice d'anglais : must, have to, etc.

Question 1/10

If you understand the grammar, you ……. repeat the exercise.

Question 2/10

Why were you late this morning? I …….. take my car to the garage.

Question 3/10

I ……. be late for my interview. I really want to get this job.

Question 4/10

The dress code is quite casual in our company so we ……. wear smart clothes to work.

Question 5/10

In most countries you ……. wear a seatbelt when you're in a car.

Question 6/10

Jim ……. lock all the offices at work before leaving. It's part of his job.

Question 7/10

You ……. smoke in the elevator.

Question 8/10

My boss ……… fly to Italy last week at very short notice for an important meeting.

Question 9/10

You ……… have a driving license before you can drive a car.

Question 10/10

I really ……. go on a diet. I've put on a load of weight recently.

Dans cet exercice, vous apprendrez à différencier les modaux "must", "have to", "should" et leurs nuances en anglais. Ils expriment différents niveaux d'obligation ou de nécessité, et ce travail pratique vous aidera à les utiliser correctement.

Must, have to, should : comment les utiliser en anglais ?

Must exprime une obligation forte, tandis que "have to" est plus factuel, et "should" est un conseil. Cet exercice vous permettra de comprendre quand et comment utiliser chacun de ces modaux pour exprimer des nécessités ou des obligations en fonction du contexte.