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At the Train Station
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You buy a ticket for the train in this place.
TICKET OFFICE
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This is where you can wait for your train.
WAITING ROOM
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She ___ be on platform 2. Her train leaves from there.
mustn’t
needs to
doesn’t need to
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You ___ buy a ticket before getting on the train.
mustn’t
don’t need to
must
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Passengers ___ show their tickets to the conductor.
must
don’t need to
need to
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You ___ stand behind the yellow line while waiting for the train.
need to
don’t need to
must
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They ___ show their tickets again because the conductor already checked them.
needs to
must
doesn’t need to
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You can use this to go up without walking.
LIFT
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You walk up or down these.
STAIRS
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You can go up on this. It's like a stairs.
ESCALATOR
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You ___ run; the train leaves in 30 minutes.
don’t need to
need to
mustn’t
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This is where you get on and get off the train.
PLATFORM
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This is where you can check what time there are trains to different places.
TIMETABLES
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My dad ___ check the timetable again. The train is always on time.
must
doesn’t need to
mustn’t
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She ___ wait in line because she already bought her ticket online.
mustn’t
needs to
doesn’t need to
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What’s the difference between “must” and “need to”?
“Must” is a strong rule. “Need to” is something important.
“Must” and “need to” are the same.
“Must” means maybe. “Need to” means always.
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We ___ take this train if we want to arrive on time
don’t need to
mustn’t
need to
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What does “must” mean?
obligation
necessity
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This is where you can see what time the next train is and which platform it leaves from.
DEPARTURES BOARD
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You go out through it.
EXIT
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What is the correct negative form of “needs to”
She don’t need to buy a ticket.
She not needs to buy a ticket.
She doesn’t need to buy a ticket.
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What does “need to” mean?
obligation
necessity
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Passengers ___ wait behind the yellow line for safety
mustn’t
needs to
must
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You come in through it.
ENTRANCE
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