You must be ______ in the library.
quiet / silent / careful
I have to ______ my homework every day.
do / finish / complete
You mustn’t ______ on the train in Japan.
talk on the phone / smoke / run / eat loudly / sing
On Sunday, you don’t have to go to ______.
school / work /
Choose the correct answer:
You (must / mustn’t) smoke in school.
mustn’t
You mustn’t ______ in the classroom.
run / eat / use your phone / sleep / make noise / shout
You mustn’t play video games ______ midnight.
after / until / around / at
You have to ______ your trash in Japan.
separate / sort / recycle / throw away correctly
You mustn’t be late for a ______.
meeting / class / job / appointment / date
Choose 1: I (have to / don’t have to) clean my room.
have to/ don't have to
You have to wear a ______ at school.
uniform / shoes / name tag
You don’t have to ______ breakfast at a restaurant.
eat / buy / cook / prepare
You don’t have to pay to enter a public ______.
park / toilet / shrine / festival
I have to practice ______ every day.
soccer / piano / baseball / English / kendo / dance
Translate to english: “Gakkou ni ikanakereba narimasen.
I have to go to school / I must go to school
You don’t have to bring ______ to school.
lunch / snacks / money / smartphone / pet /
You must help your family. (True or False?)
True
You must ______ your seat to an old person.
give / offer
You must wear a ______ at the swimming pool.
swimsuit / goggles / cap
Translate: “Kurasu de terebi wo tsukatte wa ikemasen.”
You mustn’t use the TV in class
Make your own school rule using mustn’t.
e.g., You mustn’t fight / You mustn’t shout / You mustn’t use a smartphone
Make a sentence: “I must ______ at home.”
clean / wash the dishes / do laundry / take care of my pet / sleep / watch TV
Make a “must” sentence about a restaurant.
You must pay / You must wait / You must be quiet / You must order food
Make a “don’t have to” sentence about the weekend.
I don’t have to study / wake up early / go to school / wear a uniform
You (must / don’t have to) wear shoes in the classroom.
You (mustn’t / don’t have to) eat in the library.
I (have to / don’t have to) do my homework.
must
mustn’t
have to