Complete the sentences with MUST or HAVE / HAS TO.1. Oh, it's later than I thought. I ______ go. 2. She's a really nice person. You ______ meet her. 3. You can't turn right here. You ______ turn left. 4. You ______ do something. 5. I haven't phoned Lisa for ages. I ______ phone her tonight. 6. I ______ get up early tomorrow. There are a lot of things I want to do. 7. My eye sight isn't very good. I ______ wear glasses for reading. 8. Van Lam can't come out with us this evening. He ______...
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Complete the sentences with MUST or HAVE / HAS TO.
1. Oh, it's later than I thought. I ______ go.
2. She's a really nice person. You ______ meet her.
3. You can't turn right here. You ______ turn left.
4. You ______ do something.
5. I haven't phoned Lisa for ages. I ______ phone her tonight.
6. I ______ get up early tomorrow. There are a lot of things I want to do.
7. My eye sight isn't very good. I ______ wear glasses for reading.
8. Van Lam can't come out with us this evening. He ______ work.
9. It's 11 o'clock. I ______ go now.
10. Vietnamese children ______ wear uniform when they go to school.
11. Last night my sister was ill. We ______ call the doctor.
12. I have bad toothache. I ______ make an appointment with the dentist.
13. I don't want to ______ wait in a queue for ages.
14. This is a terrible party. We ______ go home.
15. If there are no taxis, we'll ______ walk.
16. Jennie ______ go to the bank. She hasn't had any money.
1. must/ have to/ need to
2. should/ shouldn't
3. mustn't
4. don't have to/ don't need to
1. We use MUST to say something is necessary because of a situation or a rule.
We use HAVE TO and NEED TO when the speaker feels that it is very important to do something, or when we talk about written rules.
2. We use SHOULD and its negative form SHOULDN'T to give advice, or to say something is a good or bad idea.
3. We use MUSTN'T to talk about something that is prohibited.
4. We use DON'T HAVE TO and DON'T NEED TO to say something isn’t necessary.