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Test your knowledge of must vs mustn't.

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Must or Mustn't? Quick QuizOnline version Test your knowledge of must vs mustn't. by Tiara Nuradilla 1 All languages use the same modal verbs with identical meanings as English. Yes No 2 You must use 'must' after any verb in English. Yes No 3 The contraction 'mustn't' is never used in informal speech. Yes No 4 In present simple, a modal like 'must' does not take an -s ending after the subject, as in 'He must go.' Yes No 5 The contraction 'mustn't' is used to express prohibition in spoken and written English. Yes No 6 You must wear a helmet when riding a bike in many jurisdictions. Yes No 7 'Must' expresses obligation or necessity, and 'must not' expresses prohibition. Yes No 8 To form a question with a modal verb, you say 'Must you...?' Yes No 9 'Must' can be used to express past obligation; you would say 'He musted go yesterday.' Yes No 10 To ask for permission, you should replace 'must' with 'mustn't'. Yes No

Must or Mustn't? Quick QuizOnline version

Test your knowledge of must vs mustn't.

by Tiara Nuradilla

All languages use the same modal verbs with identical meanings as English.

Yes

You must use 'must' after any verb in English.

Yes

The contraction 'mustn't' is never used in informal speech.

Yes

In present simple, a modal like 'must' does not take an -s ending after the subject, as in 'He must go.'

Yes

The contraction 'mustn't' is used to express prohibition in spoken and written English.

Yes

You must wear a helmet when riding a bike in many jurisdictions.

Yes

'Must' expresses obligation or necessity, and 'must not' expresses prohibition.

Yes

To form a question with a modal verb, you say 'Must you...?'

Yes

'Must' can be used to express past obligation; you would say 'He musted go yesterday.'

Yes

To ask for permission, you should replace 'must' with 'mustn't'.

Yes

You can integrate the game into an LMS compatible with LTI 1.1 or LTI 1.3 such as Canvas, Moodle, or Blackboard. This way, the scores will be automatically saved into the platform’s gradebook.

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by Tiara Nuradilla

All languages use the same modal verbs with identical meanings as English.

You must use 'must' after any verb in English.

The contraction 'mustn't' is never used in informal speech.

In present simple, a modal like 'must' does not take an -s ending after the subject, as in 'He must go.'

The contraction 'mustn't' is used to express prohibition in spoken and written English.

You must wear a helmet when riding a bike in many jurisdictions.

'Must' expresses obligation or necessity, and 'must not' expresses prohibition.

To form a question with a modal verb, you say 'Must you...?'

'Must' can be used to express past obligation; you would say 'He musted go yesterday.'

To ask for permission, you should replace 'must' with 'mustn't'.

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