2. Yes
Must: Deber(Obligación)
Have to: Tener que
Example: You must finish your work.
You have to work harder.
No
Don’t have to: No tener que
Example: You don’t have to take an
umbrella, it isn’t going to rain
3. Could: Podía/Podría
Might: Podría/Puede que
May: Quizás/Podría
Example: You could be wrong. I may visit
Susan on Monday. They might be waiting for
us at the station.
4. Yes:
Should: Deber(Consejo)
Ought to: Deber(Consejo moral) No se usa
Example: You ought to visit your grandmother
more often. We should go to sleep.
No:
Shouldn’t: No deber(consejo)
Example: You should not say that
5. Must: 100% sure
Should: Quite sure
Example: She should be doing her
homework. Julia must be in Paris by
now.
6. Yes:
Can: Poder
Example: You can sit here if you like.
No:
Mustn’t: No deber
Can’t: No poder
Example: Mr. Williams mustn’t smoke
here. You can't tell me what to do.