Studying abroad. Modal verbs

You are going to spend a month studying English in the UK. Emma, a friend of yours who lives there, writes to you saying what you need to know in order to prepare for your trip. Read her letter and fill in the gaps with have to, don’t have to, can, can’t, should or shouldn’t.

Dear Friend,

I’m very glad to hear you’re coming to spend some time with us. I got your letter and I’m writing to answer your questions.

You asked me about bringing some coffee because you like espresso. Don’t worry, you ____________________ bring any because my parents love coffee and have lots in the house already. You mentioned about getting my parents a present. That’s very kind of you. If you want to bring something you ______________ get them a box of chocolates. They love them more than coffee!

You also asked me about money. You _________________ bring all your money in cash but you ________________ bring some change. You’ll also ________________ be able to prove you have enough money for your stay.

You ____________________ have any problems with Immigration if you bring a letter from your language school saying you’re going to study there while in the UK. If there are any
problems you _________________ always phone me on my mobile. I gave you the number in my last letter.

________________ you remember to bring your English grammar books with you? We don’t
have any in our house - so it’s best you bring your own in case you need them for your
lessons.

Let me know the time of your flight and, although I ____________ come to the airport, my mother will be there to meet you.

See you soon,

Emma