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You don't have to / mustn't use phone when you are driving.

mustn't

shouldn't = ought to not OR ought not to

ought not to

We have plenty of time. We don't have to/ mustn't worry.

don't have to

I must wear uniform at school. ( True or False)

False

You don't have to do the dishes= ( prohibition or no obligation)

no obligation

For specific obligation ( must or have to)

must

You mustn't park here = You can't park here. ( True or False)

True

You don't have to/ mustn't use your phone in quiet zones.

mustn't

Two Modal verbs of Obligation and Necessity

must, have to

Do you have to work on Sunday? OR Must you work on Sunday?

Do you have to work on Sunday?

A pilot has to / must wear a uniform when he is at work.

has to

Choose the correct ones. For the strong advice or recommendation ( ought to / must / can/ have to)

must/ have to

I have to wear suit at work. ( True or False)

True

I must buy a new skirt- this one is too old. (True or False)

True

should = ought to ( True or False)

True

When I was at primary school, I had to / must wear a horrible uniform.

had to

For general, external obligation ( must or have to ?)

have to

" have to" exists in all tenses. ( T or F)

True

" Must" is a modal verb and it only exists in the present. (True or False )

True

You ought to wear wear warm clothes. (OR)You ought wear wear warm clothes.

You ought to wear wear warm clothes.

I hate must get up early OR I hate getting up early.

I hate getting up early

For personal obligation ( must or have to)

must

You mustn't take photo here = ( prohibition or no obligation)

prohibition

I have to get up early tomorrow - I want to revise the lessons for exam.

False

You should go to Lovvre museum when you are in Paris. = You Must go to Lovvre museum when you are in Paris. (Which one is strong advice)

You Must go to Lovvre museum when you are in Paris

You don't have to pay=You mustn't pay. (True or False)

False

mustn't = can't= 're not allowed to ( True or False)

True

For rules and laws ( must or have to)

have to

You shouldn't drink so much coffee = You ought not to drink so much coffee. ( True or False)

True

" should" is used to give advice or opinion. ( True or False)

True

I had to wear a uniform when I was at primary school OR I must wear a uniform when I was at primary school.

I had to wear a uniform when I was at primary school.

" Don't have to " is for prohibition or no obligation/ no necessity

no obligation/ no necessity

(have to ) is a modal verb .( True or False)

False

True or False? have to and must have similar meaning

True

Do I must switch my phone off now? OR Must I switch my phone off now?

Must I switch my phone off now?

You should wear wear warm clothes. OR ..You should to wear warm clothes.

You should wear wear warm clothes.

You shouldn't / don't have to walk on the grass. They've just planted flowers.

shouldn't

I have to / must speak to my phone company. My last bill was wrong.

must