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Here are the modal verbs that express permission:

Finally, here is the modal verb to express prohibition:

Prohibition

If something is prohibited, it is not permitted, and it is important that you do not do it.To express prohibition, we use mustn'f (the negative form of must); the following verb always goes in base form.

subject + must + not (mustn't)+ verb in base form + object

You must not smoke in a hospital.He mustn't take money without permission.She mustn't drive without a license.

Must Negative The negative form of must means there is an obligation	Have to Negative The negative form of have to expresses the opposite of an obligation, something you are not required to do.
Negative not to do something.	Negative
subject + must + not + verb in base form + object You must not disrespect your teachers.	subject + don't/doesn't have to + verb in base fonm+ object We don't have to go to school on weekends.
Interrogative	Interrogative
must+ subject + venb in base form + object+? Must she neturn the books to the library?	do/does+ subject + have to + verb in base form+ object + ? Does she have to clean the yard every day?

Permission

May	Can
We use may to express a very fonmal or polite permission (or denial of it). The main verb is used in base form. Affirmative subject + may+ venb in base form + object The employees may take the day off. Negative subject + may + not + venb in base form + object You may not take the company's can: Interrogative may + subject + verb in base form+ object + ? MayI goto the restroom, please?	We use can to indicate an informal or impolite permission (or denial of it). The main verb is used in base form. Affirmative subject + can + venb in base fonm + object She can take three cookies. Negative subject + can + not (can't)+ venb in base form+ object You can't smoke hene! Interrogative can + subject + verb in base form+ object +? CanI play video games, mom?

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