He is dirty ! He must have played in the
garden.
He has an Irish accent, he can’t be English!
She looks different…she may have gone to the
hairdresser’s ... but I’m not sure !
When you are at your uncle’s, you will have to obey him!
needn’t + BV : you needn’t
wash the car : it’s clean !
don’t have to + BV : you don’t
have to wash the car : it’s clean!
tu n’avais pas /
n’as pas eu besoin de ; tu n’étais
pas / as pas été obligé de
didn’t have to : I didn’t have to wash up: my mother had
done it !
won’t have to : you won’t have to wash up : we will buy a
dishwasher
mustn’t + BV : you mustn’t
smoke here!
am
not / isn’t / aren’t allowed to + BV : Smoking
is not allowed here
can’t + BV : sorry, you can’t smoke here
(
may + BV : sorry, you may not smoke here / permission refusée)
wasn’ t / weren’t allowed to + BV
: In the 19th century, women were not allowed to wear trousers
couldn’t + BV : he couldn’t go out yesterday : his parents didn’t
want him to!
will not be allowed to + BV Smoking
will not be allowed here any more
Can + BV :
Can I watch TV tonight ?
Yes, you can
am / are / is allowed to + BV : Smoking
is only allowed in this room
(May + BV
: May I open the window? Yes, you may )
could + BV: his parents were cool : at
, he could go out all night
was / were allowed to + BV : Smoking was
allowed in schools but fortunately it isn’t any more!
will be allowed to + BV : you will
be allowed to go out all night when you are 2O
il a réussi à : was / were able to + BV He was able to understand them