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I was feeling very tired, so I started to ?? .
yawn
Be careful with that hot water, don’t ?? yourself!
burn
Does your stomach ?? when you eat too much ice cream?
ache
When you have a cold, you may have to ?? your nose quite often.
blow
It isn’t necessary for her to look after her little brother this evening.
She doesn’t have to / does not have to look after her little brother this evening.
It’s absolutely essential for me to talk to the teacher.
I must / have to talk to the teacher.
It isn’t necessary for them to bring any food to the party.
They don’t have to / do not have to bring any food to the party.
It isn’t a good idea for children to eat sweets between meals.
Children shouldn’t / should not / oughtn’t / ought not to to eat sweets between meals.
It’s absolutely essential for us to buy cinema tickets in advance
We must / have to buy cinema tickets in advance.
Never ride your bike without a helmet.
You mustn’t / must not ride your bike without a helmet.
It’s a good idea for you to put a coat on.
You should / ought to put a coat on.
It’s absolutely essential for Ben to leave now
Ben must / has to leave now.
You mustn’t tell Susie about her surprise party. You shouldn’t / Don’t tell Susie about her surprise party. (different)
You shouldn’t tell Susie about her surprise party. (different)
He shouldn’t cycle in this weather. He oughtn’t to / mustn’t cycle in this weather. (same)
He oughtn’t to cycle in this weather. (same)
Emily has to practise for her piano exam. Emily should / must practise for her piano exam. (different)
Emily should practise for her piano exam. (different)
You ought to use that website for your project. You should / have to use that website for your project. (same)
You should use that website for your project. (same)
Tim must revise for his exam. Tim has to / ought to revise for his exam. (same)
Tim has to revise for his exam. (same)
Jay has to work harder. Jay should / must work harder. (different)
Jay should work harder. (different)
I ought to go to the library now.- I must / should go to the library now. (different)
I must go to the library now. (different)
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