- You must wear a seatbelt in a car.
- Students don’t have to use their phones during the exam.
- I mustn’t wake up early tomorrow because it’s Sunday.
- We must finish this project today. The teacher said it’s important.
- You don’t have to touch that wire. It’s dangerous.
- She must bring food because we already have enough.
- Employees must wear an ID badge in this building.
- You must be quiet in the library.
Complete the sentences with must, mustn’t, or don’t have to.
- You must park your car here. It’s forbidden.
- I must finish my homework before I watch TV.
- She come to the meeting if she is busy.
- We ______ run in the school corridors.
- You ______ bring your laptop tomorrow; the teacher said it’s necessary.
- They ______ wear a uniform at this school; it’s optional.
- You ______ eat so much sugar. It’s bad for your health.
- I ______ get up early today because it’s my day off.
- Visitors ______ show their ID before entering the building.
- You ______ worry about the tickets. I already bought them.