ATIN2

They’ve finished work for today, so they can / don't have to go home now.

He needs to / mustn’t read more to improve his reading speed.

(Should or shouldn't?) There's no point worrying too much about the future. You ______ too much about the future.

I don’t have to / must go to work tomorrow. It’s my day off.

(Should or shouldn't?) Studying something that you enjoy is important. You ________ something that you enjoy.

You must / mustn’t park there. It’s the director’s parking space.

You must / don’t need to finish your food or people will think you don’t like it.

I need to / don’t have to be there by eight o’clock – that’s the time when the film starts.

You mustn’t / don’t have to get a visa if you are staying less than one month.

You have to / don’t need to follow the rules, like everyone else

(Should or shouldn't?) Listening to loud music can damage your ears. You _____ to loud music.

You must / can show respect to older people.

(Should or shouldn't?) Why don't you listen to Sarah? You ______ to Sarah's advice.

(Should or shouldn't?) Even if you make wrong decisions, don't spend time regretting it. You _________ your decisions.

You mustn’t / don’t need to take the lift – you can take the stairs if you prefer.

(Should or shouldn't?) Wearing a hat in winter can keep you warm. You ______ in winter.

You have to / mustn’t sign the register every time you enter, so we know who is in the building.

You can / have to come to the film with us, if you want to.