Modal Magic: Mustn't vs Needn't

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Choose the right mustn't or needn't in everyday scenarios.

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Froggy Jumps Modal Magic: Mustn't vs Needn'tOnline version Choose the right mustn't or needn't in everyday scenarios. by haya zabout 1 In the library, you feel worried. Which sentence is correct: you mustn't talk loudly in the library; you needn't talk loudly in the library; you must talk quietly in the library? a You needn't talk loudly in the library. b You must talk quietly in the library. c You mustn't talk loudly in the library. 2 Dad says school rules apply. You feel confident. Which is correct about homework at the cafe: you mustn't do homework there; you needn't do homework there; you must do homework there? a You mustn't do homework there. b You needn't do homework there. c You must do homework there. 3 At home, the pet dog is curious and annoyed by loud noises. Which is right: you mustn't feed the dog chocolate; you needn't feed the dog chocolate; you must feed the dog chocolate? a You needn't feed the dog chocolate. b You must feed the dog chocolate. c You mustn't feed the dog chocolate. 4 During writing class, feeling relaxed, you forgot a rule. Which is correct: you mustn't copy others' work; you needn't copy others' work; you must copy others' work? a You must copy others' work. b You mustn't copy others' work. c You needn't copy others' work. 5 In practice, you feel relieved after finishing a task. Which statement is right: you mustn't rush; you needn't rush; you must rush? a You mustn't rush. b You needn't rush. c You must rush. 6 While painting, your friend is worried about accidents. Which option is correct: you mustn't touch wet paint; you needn't touch wet paint; you must touch wet paint? a You mustn't touch wet paint. b You must touch wet paint. c You needn't touch wet paint. 7 During a hobby club, you feel confident when following safety rules. Which is true: you mustn't skip safety gloves; you needn't wear gloves; you must wear gloves? a You must wear gloves. b You needn't wear gloves. c You mustn't skip safety gloves. 8 On a school trip, you feel relaxed. Which sentence is correct: you mustn't run in the hall; you needn't run in the hall; you must walk slowly in the hall? a You needn't run in the hall. b You mustn't run in the hall. c You must walk slowly in the hall. 9 When writing an email, you feel relieved after sending. Which is correct: you mustn't use slang in formal mail; you needn't use slang in formal mail; you must use slang in formal mail? a You needn't use slang in formal mail. b You mustn't use slang in formal mail. c You must use slang in formal mail.

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Modal Magic: Mustn't vs Needn'tOnline version

Choose the right mustn't or needn't in everyday scenarios.

by haya zabout

In the library, you feel worried. Which sentence is correct: you mustn't talk loudly in the library; you needn't talk loudly in the library; you must talk quietly in the library?

You needn't talk loudly in the library.

You must talk quietly in the library.

You mustn't talk loudly in the library.

Dad says school rules apply. You feel confident. Which is correct about homework at the cafe: you mustn't do homework there; you needn't do homework there; you must do homework there?

You mustn't do homework there.

You needn't do homework there.

You must do homework there.

At home, the pet dog is curious and annoyed by loud noises. Which is right: you mustn't feed the dog chocolate; you needn't feed the dog chocolate; you must feed the dog chocolate?

You needn't feed the dog chocolate.

You must feed the dog chocolate.

You mustn't feed the dog chocolate.

During writing class, feeling relaxed, you forgot a rule. Which is correct: you mustn't copy others' work; you needn't copy others' work; you must copy others' work?

You must copy others' work.

You mustn't copy others' work.

You needn't copy others' work.

In practice, you feel relieved after finishing a task. Which statement is right: you mustn't rush; you needn't rush; you must rush?

You mustn't rush.

You needn't rush.

You must rush.

While painting, your friend is worried about accidents. Which option is correct: you mustn't touch wet paint; you needn't touch wet paint; you must touch wet paint?

You mustn't touch wet paint.

You must touch wet paint.

You needn't touch wet paint.

During a hobby club, you feel confident when following safety rules. Which is true: you mustn't skip safety gloves; you needn't wear gloves; you must wear gloves?

You must wear gloves.

You needn't wear gloves.

You mustn't skip safety gloves.

On a school trip, you feel relaxed. Which sentence is correct: you mustn't run in the hall; you needn't run in the hall; you must walk slowly in the hall?

You needn't run in the hall.

You mustn't run in the hall.

You must walk slowly in the hall.

When writing an email, you feel relieved after sending. Which is correct: you mustn't use slang in formal mail; you needn't use slang in formal mail; you must use slang in formal mail?

You needn't use slang in formal mail.

You mustn't use slang in formal mail.

You must use slang in formal mail.

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Modal Magic: Mustn't vs Needn'tOnline version

by haya zabout

In the library, you feel worried. Which sentence is correct: you mustn't talk loudly in the library; you needn't talk loudly in the library; you must talk quietly in the library?

Dad says school rules apply. You feel confident. Which is correct about homework at the cafe: you mustn't do homework there; you needn't do homework there; you must do homework there?

At home, the pet dog is curious and annoyed by loud noises. Which is right: you mustn't feed the dog chocolate; you needn't feed the dog chocolate; you must feed the dog chocolate?

During writing class, feeling relaxed, you forgot a rule. Which is correct: you mustn't copy others' work; you needn't copy others' work; you must copy others' work?

In practice, you feel relieved after finishing a task. Which statement is right: you mustn't rush; you needn't rush; you must rush?

While painting, your friend is worried about accidents. Which option is correct: you mustn't touch wet paint; you needn't touch wet paint; you must touch wet paint?

During a hobby club, you feel confident when following safety rules. Which is true: you mustn't skip safety gloves; you needn't wear gloves; you must wear gloves?

On a school trip, you feel relaxed. Which sentence is correct: you mustn't run in the hall; you needn't run in the hall; you must walk slowly in the hall?

When writing an email, you feel relieved after sending. Which is correct: you mustn't use slang in formal mail; you needn't use slang in formal mail; you must use slang in formal mail?

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