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Needn’t vs. Mustn’t | ESL Exercise

December 31, 2024 - B1pdf

Fill in the blanks with needn’t and mustn’t.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1You can leave when you have finished your job. You ............... wait for me.
Wrong!
Needn't shows lack of obligation or necessity.
2You ............... do it again. If you do, you will be in trouble.
Wrong!
Must not is used to prohibit.
3You don't have much time. You ............... hurry.
Wrong!
4You ............... not enter my room without my permission.
Wrong!
5You ............... my permission to use my computer.
Wrong!
6Nobody was hungry. You ............... have cooked so much food.
Wrong!
7You ............... not wait until the last moment.
Wrong!
8She will arrive soon. You ............... worry.
Wrong!
9I can do it alone. You ............... help me.
Wrong!
10Everything was alright. I ............... so much.
Wrong!
11I am not working tomorrow, so I ............... get up early.
Wrong!
12You ............... tease animals.
Wrong!
Done.
Score: 0/12

Answers

  1. You can leave when you have finished your job. You needn’t wait for me.
  2. You must not do it again. If you do, you will be in trouble.
  3. You don’t have much time. You must hurry.
  4. You must not enter my room without my permission.
  5. You need my permission to use my computer.
  6. Nobody was hungry. You need not have cooked so much food.
  7. You must not wait until the last moment.
  8. She will arrive soon. You need not worry.
  9. I can do it alone. You needn’t help me.
  10. Everything was alright. I need not have worried so much.
  11. I am not working tomorrow, so I need not get up early.
  12. You must not tease animals.
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