Lesson 32 ☘ I must …, You mustn’t …, We needn’t …

Nov 6, 2016

Complete the sentences (it is necessary to do something).
1. We . . .
  must
  go to the bank today. We haven’t got any money.
  - must
  - can
  - needn’t
  - can’t
2. Marilyn is a very interesting person. You . . .
  must
  meet her.
  - must
  - can
  - will
  - need to
3. My hands are dirty. I . . .
  must
  wash them.
  - mustn’t
  - can’t
  - need to
  - must
4. You . . .
  must
  learn to drive. It will be very useful.
  - can
  - must
  - need to
  - needn’t
5. I . . .
  must
  go to the post office. I need some stamps.
  - can’t
  - need to
  - must
  - can
6. The game tomorrow is very important for us. We . . .
  must
  win.
  - can
  - need to
  - will
  - must
7. You can’t always have things immediately. You . . .
  must
  be patient.
  - can
  - must
  - will
  - needn’t
Put in “must” or “had to”.
1. I . . .
  had to
  go to the bank yesterday to get some money.
  - had to
  - must
2. It’s late. I . . .
  must
  go now.
  - had to
  - must
3. I don’t usually work on Saturdays but last Saturday I . . .
  had to
  work.
  - had to
  - must
4. I . . .
  must
  get up early tomorrow. I’ve got a lot to do.
  - had to
  - must
5. I went to London by train last week. The train was full and I . . .
  had to
  stand all the way.
  - had to
  - must
6. I was nearly late for my appointment this morning. I . . .
  had to
  run to get there on time.
  - had to
  - must
7. I forgot to phone David yesterday. I . . .
  must
  phone him later today.
  - had to
  - must
Complete the sentences with “needn’t” or “mustn’t”.
1. The window aren’t very dirty. You . . .
  needn’t
  clean them.
  - needn’t
  - mustn’t
2. We have a lot time. We . . .
  needn’t
  hurry.
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
3. Keep these documents in a safe place. You . . .
  mustn’t
  lose it.
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
4. I’m not ready yet but you . . .
  needn’t
  wait for me. You can go now and I’ll come later.
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
5. We . . .
  mustn’t
  forget to turn off the lights before we leave.
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
6. I . . .
  needn’t
  write the letter now. I can do it tomorrow.
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
Put in “must”, “had to”, “mustn’t”, “needn’t”.
1. You . . .
  needn’t
  go. You can stay here if you want.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
2. It’s a fantastic film. You . . .
  must
  see it.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
3. We’ve got enough food, so we . . .
  needn’t
  go shopping.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
4. We didn’t have any food yesterday, so we . . .
  had to
  go shopping.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
5. I want to know what happened. You . . .
  must
  tell me.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
6. You . . .
  mustn’t
  tell Sue what happened. I don’t want her to know.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
7. I . . .
  must
  hurry or I’ll be late.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
8. “Why were you so late?”
  “I . . .
  had to
  wait half an hour for a bus.”
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t
9. We . . .
  needn’t
  decide now. We can decide later.
  - must
  - had to
  - mustn’t
  - needn’t

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