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1) Don't Have To - Mustn't

This document provides a test on using the correct forms of "don't have to" and "mustn't" to complete sentences. It includes 10 multiple choice questions with explanations of the correct answers. The questions cover using "don't have to" when something is not necessary or obligatory, and using "mustn't" to indicate a prohibition or necessity. The test taker scored 100% by choosing the right form in each sentence.

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1) Don't Have To - Mustn't

This document provides a test on using the correct forms of "don't have to" and "mustn't" to complete sentences. It includes 10 multiple choice questions with explanations of the correct answers. The questions cover using "don't have to" when something is not necessary or obligatory, and using "mustn't" to indicate a prohibition or necessity. The test taker scored 100% by choosing the right form in each sentence.

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Exercise 1

Choose the correct forms, don’t have to, mustn’t, to complete the sentences below.

You have completed this test.


Correct answers: 10/10.
Your score is 100%.
Check your answers:

1 You don't have to apologise; it isn't necessary.

The sentence means that you don't need to apologise, there is no obligation. We use don't have to when we can do
something, but it isn't necessary.

2 You mustn't tell the boss what happened, or he'll fire you.

We use mustn't because it's necessary that you don't tell the boss; you can't do it.

3 I don't have to wear a tie; I do it because I like wearing ties.

We say don't have to because I don't need to wear a tie, there is no obligation.

4 You mustn't smoke in here; smoking is not allowed.

We use mustn't because it is a prohibition.

5 I mustn't be late. It's the most important meeting of the year.

We use mustn’t because it’s necessary for me not to be late.

6 You don't have to go now; you can stay a bit longer.

We use don't have to because it's not necessary for you to go, there's no obligation.

7 Visitors to the zoo mustn't feed the animals.

We use mustn't because it's a prohibition.

8 You don't have to drive so fast; we have a lot of time.

We use don't have to because the sentence says that you can drive fast, but it's not necessary because we have
time.
9 We don't have to cook more; there's enough food.

We use don't have to because we can cook more but it's not necessary; there is no obligation.

10 You mustn't put salt in her food; the doctor said she can't eat salt.

We use mustn't because she can't eat salt; it's a prohibition.

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