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Must, mustn’t and needn’t

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  • Small children . . . . play with matches.
    mustn't
  • Jackie gave me an important letter. I . . . . forget to post it.
    mustn't
  • All candidates . . . . send in their application forms by Friday.
    must
  • In England you . . . . drive on the left side of the road but in other European countries you . . . . .
    must . . . mustn't
  • You . . . . take a taxi. You can go by bus.
    needn't
  • The doctor said I . . . . smoke so much.
    mustn't
  • You . . . . drive so fast. We have plenty of time left.
    needn't
  • They . . . . go to school today. It’s Thanksgiving.
    needn't
  • The book I gave you is very valuable. You . . . . be careful and take good care of it.
    must
  • You . . . . speak with a full mouth. that’s very impolite
    mustn't
  • I . . . . take my medicine three times a day.
    must
  • You . . . come if you don’t want to, but I hope you do.
    needn't
  • You . . . . make a mess in the house, or else mom will be very angry.
    mustn't
  • You . . . be very hungry. I’ll get you something to eat.
    must
  • Students . . . . be late for school.
    mustn't
  • We have enough food in the fridge, so we . . . . go shopping every day.
    needn't
  • It’s very warm outside. You . . . . . take a coat with you.
    needn't
  • Do you want me to wait for you? – No, it’s OK. You . . . . wait.
    needn't
  • You . . . . shout in a library.
    mustn't
  • You . . . . help me. I can prepare the meal on my own.
    needn't