Grammar - must/mustn’t and needn’t/ don’t have to / have to | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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18. You aren’t allowed to bring food into the library (mustn't). Give me another example.

5. It’s important that you do your homework every day (must). Give me another example.

16. It’s compulsory for drivers to have a license (have to). Give me another example.

20. It isn’t necessary for us to stay until the end of the meeting (don't have to). Give me another example.

13. You aren’t allowed to cheat in the test (mustn't) . Give me another example.

9. It’s not necessary for them to cook tonight because we ordered food (needn't). Give me another example.

3. It’s compulsory for us to wear helmets when riding motorbikes (have to).Give me another example.

12 It’s unnecessary for us to bring food to the picnic (don't have to). Give me another example.

1. It’s necessary for you to bring your ID card to the exam (must). Give me another example.

14. It’s necessary for him to clean his room before guests arrive (must). Give me another example.

6. It isn’t necessary for her to buy a new uniform (don't have to). Give me another example.

10. It’s compulsory for students to be at school before 7 a.m (have to). Give me another example.

17. It’s not necessary for you to pay now; you can pay later (don't have to). Give me another example

7. It’s necessary for me to finish this report by Monday (have to).Give me another example.

8. You’re not allowed to park here (mustn't). Give me another example.

11. It’s important that you tell the truth (must). Give me another example.

4. You aren’t allowed to use your phone during class (mustn't). Give me another example.

15. It’s not necessary for you to print the document; you can send it online (needn't). Give me another example.

2. It isn’t necessary for you to come early tomorrow (don't have to). Give me another example.

19. It’s important that students respect their teachers (must). Give me another example.

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