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The document consists of multiple exercises focused on the use of 'need to,' 'needs to,' 'don’t need to,' and 'doesn’t need to.' It includes fill-in-the-blank questions, error correction, sentence rewriting, and multiple-choice questions. Additionally, there is a prompt for writing a short text about necessary and unnecessary actions in class.

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need to don't need to jan10

The document consists of multiple exercises focused on the use of 'need to,' 'needs to,' 'don’t need to,' and 'doesn’t need to.' It includes fill-in-the-blank questions, error correction, sentence rewriting, and multiple-choice questions. Additionally, there is a prompt for writing a short text about necessary and unnecessary actions in class.

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Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks → Fill in the blanks with the correct form of "need to,"

"needs to," "don’t need to," or "doesn’t need to."

1. She _____________________ finish her homework before going out.


2. You _____________________ bring your umbrella; it's not going to rain.
3. He _____________________ wake up early tomorrow because it’s a holiday.
4. They _____________________ study hard if they want to pass the test.
5. We _____________________ hurry; we still have plenty of time.
6. Anna ___________________ practice more if she wants to improve her piano skills.
7. The teacher _________________ explain this again because everyone understands.
8. I ____________________ buy a new phone because my old one still works perfectly.
9. Mark _____________________ wear a uniform at his new job.
10. You _____________________ apologize; it was not your fault.

Exercise 2: Correct the mistake → Each sentence below has a mistake. Correct it.

1. She don’t need to cook tonight because we are ordering pizza.

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2. He need to study harder if he wants to pass the exam.

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3. They doesn’t need to come early tomorrow.

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4. You doesn’t need to call me; I’ll call you instead.

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5. Everyone need to bring their ID to enter the building.

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Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentence → Rewrite the following sentences using "need to,"
"needs to," "don’t need to," or "doesn’t need to."

1. It is necessary for you to arrive on time tomorrow.

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2. It’s not necessary for her to do all the work by herself.

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3. He has to finish this project by Friday.

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4. It’s not required for us to attend the meeting.

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5. The children must complete their homework before playing.

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Exercise 4: Choose the correct option → Choose the correct answer to complete
each sentence.

1. Maria (need to / needs to / don’t need to) call her doctor about the appointment.
2. You (don’t need to / doesn’t need to / needs to) clean the house; I already did it.
3. He (need to / doesn’t need to / don’t need to) work late tonight because the deadline
was extended.
4. We (need to / needs to / doesn’t need to) pack our bags for the trip.
5. They (don’t need to / doesn’t need to / needs to) worry about the presentation; it’s
already prepared.
6. She (need to / doesn’t need to/ don’t need to) submit the report today because the
deadline is tomorrow.
7. You (need to / needs to /doesn't need to) bring your own lunch to the picnic.
8. Tom (doesn’t need to / don’t need to/ need to) attend the meeting because he is on
leave.
9. We (don’t need to / doesn’t need to/ needs to) buy milk; there’s plenty in the fridge.
10. The team (needs to / need to/ don’t need to) practice more if they want to win the
championship.

Exercise 5: Write a short text of what you need to and don’t need to do in class.

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