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  • Chuck NEEDS TO/NEED TO relax a bit, if he doesn’t want to be ill.
    NEEDS TO
  • I MUST/DON´T NEED TO get up early tomorrow, I can stay in bed longer.
    DON´T NEED TO
  • I DON'T NEED TO/MUST to go to the supermarket. There´s nothing to eat!
    MUST
  • You MUST/MUSTN'T  be over 18 to buy alcoholic drinks..
    MUST
  • We use this modal verb to talk about prohibition
    MUSTN´T
  • You DON´T NEED TO/MUSTN´T wait for me, I will be late.
    DON´T NEED TO
  • I MUST/NEED do my homework before dinner.
    MUST
  • Mum DOESN´T NEED TO/MUSTN'T cook today, we go to a restaurant.
    DOESN´T NEED TO
  • If Peter wants to be a millionaire, I think he MUST/NEED work harder.
    MUST
  • I want to be a millionaire, so I DON'T NEED TO/MUST work very hard.
    MUST
  • I think he MUST/NEEDS TO quit.  He is such a bad cook!
    MUST
  • When it is not obligatory to do something, we use...
    NEED TO
  • (Imagine that you are going to get on an airplane.) You MUSTN´T/ DON´T NEED TO smoke.
    MUSTN´T
  • (We are in a test) We MUSTN´T/DON´T NEED TO look at your classmates sheet.
    MUSTN´T
  • We use MUST/NEED TO to talk about rules.
    MUST 
  • TRUE/FALSE: We use MUST and MUSTN'T to talk about obligation.
    FALSE
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