English_must, mustn’t and needn’t
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English Lesson: must, mustn’t and needn’t
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MUST
It is necessary to do something.
Example: I must put the rubbish out. It smells awful.
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MUSTN’T
It is forbidden to do something or it is the wrong thing to do.
Example: You mustn’t feed the animal at the zoo
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NEEDN’T
It is not necessary to do it; you don’t need to do it.
Example: You needn’t buy a new pencil. I will give you one.
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Complete the text with must, mustn’t or needn’t
How to be polite at a Vietnamese meal
You _____________ start your food until the host picks up his or her chopsticks. In general, if your host offers you food, you _______________ accept it. (It’s better to leave it in your bowl that refuse it). Periods of silence during a meal are not considered embarrassing in Vietnam, so you _____________ talk just to fill the gaps. As the proverb says: “Your speech should be better than silence. If not, be silent.
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1. In many Arab countries, you
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1. In many parts of Asia,
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1. In many Asian countries, you
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In many countries, you
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1. If you are invited to somebody’s home in Brazil, you
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Homework: Think about the customs in your country when you visit somebody’s house. Write a complete sentence using must, mustn’t and needn’t.
1. Arrive exactly on time
______________________________________________________________________________.
2. Belch at the table
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3. Bring flowers
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4. Take your shoes of when you enter the house.
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5. Eat everything that you are given
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6. Eat with your fingers
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7. Eat with a knife and fork
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