MUST

We use must to express “obligation” or a “necessary” action. For example:

It is necessary to throw trash in the proper places = we must throw trash in the proper plac
We are obliged to follow recommendation= we must follow recommendations

Subject + must + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

MUSTN’T
We use mustn’t to express “prohibition” or an action “not allowed”. For example:
It is not allowed to throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways
Do not throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways

Subject + mustn’t + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

MUST
We use must to express “obligation” or a “necessary” action. For example:
It is necessary to throw trash in the proper places = we must throw trash in the proper plac
We are obliged to follow recommendation= we must follow recommendations

Subject + must + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

MUSTN’T
We use mustn’t to express “prohibition” or an action “not allowed”. For example:
It is not allowed to throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways
Do not throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways

Subject + mustn’t + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

 MUST
We use must to express “obligation” or a “necessary” action. For example:
It is necessary to throw trash in the proper places = we must throw trash in the proper plac
We are obliged to follow recommendation= we must follow recommendations

Subject + must + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

MUSTN’T
We use mustn’t to express “prohibition” or an action “not allowed”. For example:
It is not allowed to throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways
Do not throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways

Subject + mustn’t + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

MUST
We use must to express “obligation” or a “necessary” action. For example:
It is necessary to throw trash in the proper places = we must throw trash in the proper plac
We are obliged to follow recommendation= we must follow recommendations

Subject + must + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence

MUSTN’T
We use mustn’t to express “prohibition” or an action “not allowed”. For example:
It is not allowed to throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways
Do not throw trash in waterways = we mustn’t throw trash in waterways

Subject + mustn’t + V (base form) + Rest of the sentence