Exercise 6.6: Fill in the black with mustn't, needn't/don't need to, doesn't need to and needn't have + past participle

Exercise 6.6: Fill in the black with mustn't, needn't/don't need to, doesn't need to and needn't have + past participle.

The weather forecast says it isn't going to rain. You ___take an umbrella with you. A: Shall I go shopping today? B: No, you ___ do it today. We have plenty of food in the fridge. You ___ forget to post my letter. You ___ come to our party if you're busy. Children ___ speak to a stranger. I don't know why he cancelled the meeting. He ___ cancelled it. Malee and her family went to work in Canada for 4 years, so they sold their house. In fact, they ___ sold it. You ___ tell Mum about this sad news. I don't want her to know about it. A: Shall I prepare dinner for you? B: You ___ do it. I'm working late tonight. Look after this cat very well; you ___ neglect it.         Answer:           The weather forecast says it isn't going to rain. You needn't/don't need to take an umbrella with you. A: Shall I go shopping today? B: No, you needn't/don't need to do it today. We have plenty of food in the fridge. You mustn't forget to post my letter. You needn't/don't need to come to our party if you're busy. Children mustn't speak to a stranger. I don't know why he cancelled the meeting. He needn't have cancelled it. Malee and her family went to work in Canada for 4 years, so they sold their house. In fact, they needn't have sold it. You mustn't tell Mum about this sad news. I don't want her to know about it. A: Shall I prepare dinner for you? B: You needn't/don't need to do it. I'm working late tonight. Look after this cat very well; you mustn't neglect it.

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