Using of modal verbs

[Anonymous]

Are these correct sentences. (Using of modal verbs)


You have to put your coat on its cold outside.

You should carry your driver's license when driving.

He shouldn’t to smoke, its ruining his health.

Doges shouldn't go on the grass in the park.

Bahrainis can go to Saudi Arabia without visa.

You have to fill in some forms if you want to register.

You shouldn’t smoke in this theatre.

You should pass you exam you’ve worked so hard.

You can't drive in England before the age of seventeen.

She shouldn't go out, she hasn’t finished her home work.

[Rusty]

You have to put your coat on its cold outside. (OK).

You should carry your driver's license when driving. (OK).

He shouldn’t smoke, its ruining his health. (Omit to).

Dogs shouldn't go on the grass in the park. (Spelling: dogs).

Bahrainis can go to Saudi Arabia without a visa. Two spellings are found on the Internet: Bahrainis and Bahraines).

You have to fill in some forms if you want to register. (OK).

You shouldn’t smoke in this theatre. (OK).

You should pass your exam; you’ve worked so hard.

You can't drive in England before the age of seventeen. (OK).

She shouldn't go out, she hasn’t finished her home work. (OK).