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1.Individually, complete the sentences about the right way to manage trash using can, can't, may, may not, must, and must not.

a） People (can/can't) recycle plastic botHles.

b) You_(must/must not) burn old batteries.

c) We (may/may not) throw away metal cans on the streets.

d) Broken glass botles (can/can't) go in the trash can.

e)People from your community (may/may not) put clean cardboard boxes in the recycling bin.

f) Food waste (can/can't) be turned into compost.

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Before checking the answers with your teacher; compare your answers with a classmate.

Grammar

Modal Verbs of Prohibition and Permission

	Use	Example
Can	To express that something is allowed or possible.	We can recycle plastic botHles.
Can't	To express that something is not allowed or that is impossible.	You can'f leave your trash on the floon
May not	To express prohibition or that you don't have permission to do something.	We may nof leave the classroom without permission.
Must not	To express a strict prohibition or a rule that is important to follow.	You must not put battenies in the regular trash.