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    The document is an exercise that provides example sentences using "mustn't" and "needn't" to prohibit or indicate that something is not necessary or obligatory. It contains 10 sentences with "mustn't" used to indicate prohibition of an action for reasons like health, rules, or lateness. "Needn't" is used in sentences to show that an action is not necessary or obligatory for reasons like prior knowledge, ability, or possession. The exercise is meant to distinguish between prohibiting with "mustn't" versus indicating lack of necessity with "needn't".

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    The document is an exercise that provides example sentences using "mustn't" and "needn't" to prohibit or indicate that something is not necessary or obligatory. It contains 10 sentences with "mustn't" used to indicate prohibition of an action for reasons like health, rules, or lateness. "Needn't" is used in sentences to show that an action is not necessary or obligatory for reasons like prior knowledge, ability, or possession. The exercise is meant to distinguish between prohibiting with "mustn't" versus indicating lack of necessity with "needn't".

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    Mustn't - Needn't: Exercise 2: Key With Answers Exercise 2

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    The document is an exercise that provides example sentences using "mustn't" and "needn't" to prohibit or indicate that something is not necessary or obligatory. It contains 10 sentences with "mustn't" used to indicate prohibition of an action for reasons like health, rules, or lateness. "Needn't" is used in sentences to show that an action is not necessary or obligatory for reasons like prior knowledge, ability, or possession. The exercise is meant to distinguish between prohibiting with "mustn't" versus indicating lack of necessity with "needn't".

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    Mustn't - needn't: exercise 2

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    Exercise 2

    My daughter mustn't drink milk.

    Visitors mustn't park their cars there.

    You needn't call him. He knows about it.

    Teachers mustn't beat children.

    I mustn't eat sweets. I am on a diet.

    You needn't drive me to the station. I can walk.

    You needn't clean the windows.

    We mustn't be late.

    We needn't be there.

    You needn't ring the bell. I have a key.

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