Share Modal Verbs of prohibition, obligation and no obligation B1
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You ____________ bring your own lunch if you prefer to eat out; it’s your choice.
don’t have to / don’t need to
She ____________ finish the project yesterday because the deadline was moved.
Answers: didn’t need to / didn’t have to
Employees ____________ smoke inside the building. It’s strictly forbidden.
Answer: mustn't
Everyone ____________ wear their uniform on formal meeting days.
Answer: has to
I ____________ take my ID with me to work today because I’m working from home.
Answers: don’t have to / don’t need to
He ____________ submit the report today—it’s already overdue!
Answer: has to
We ____________ pay for parking at our office, but the spaces are limited.
Answers: don’t have to / don’t need to
You ____________ leave your desk unattended without locking your computer.
Answer: mustn't
She ____________ explain her absence yesterday since it wasn’t mandatory to attend.
Answers: didn’t need to / didn’t have to
They ____________ wear safety goggles in this area due to the risk of injury.
Answer: have to
You ____________ speak loudly in the library; it disturbs others.
Answer: mustn't
I ____________ attend the training session last week, but I chose to go anyway.
Answers: didn’t need to / didn’t have to
Visitors ____________ sign in at reception before entering the premises.
Answer: have to
We ____________ stay late after work if the project is already complete.
Answers: don’t have to / don’t need to
