I. Complete with must or mustn’t.

1. You _________________ listen carefully. ✔

2. You _________________ use your mobile phones. ✘
3. You _________________ touch the snakes. ✘
4. You _________________ tell us about any problems. ✔
5. You _________________ drop litter. ✘
6. You _________________ be careful. ✔

II. Rewrite the sentences using must or mustn’t.

e.g.
Don’t drop litter.
You mustn’t drop litter.

1. Don’t walk on the grass.

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2. Turn off the TV before you go to bed.
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3. No talking when they are filming.
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4. No photographs.
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5. Turn off your mobile phone.
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6. Listen carefully to the director.
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III. Circle the correct words.

1. We has to / have to answer the questions.
2. Emma has to / have to go to the studio.
3. Do you has to / have to leave now?
4. No, I doesn’t have to / don’t have to.
5. Jay doesn’t have to / don’t have to wait for Emma.
6. He has to / have to help Carrie.

IV. Complete the dialogue with have to, has to, don’t have to, or doesn’t have to.

Ramón: Hurry up! We (1) __________________ get ready to leave.

Lara: Leave? Where are we going?
Ramón: To the stadium. Don’t you remember?
Lara: No!
Ramón: You really (2) __________________ listen to Carrie.
Lara: I do! Is Emma coming with us?
Ramón: Not today, she (3) ________________________ go shopping and buy some gifts.
Lara: Aren’t you going to buy any gifts?
Ramón: I bought all mine yesterday so I (4) _______________________ buy any more.
Lara: Oh, right! Well I (5) _________________________ get something for Alex.
Ramón: Well do that later. We (6) _______________________ go now or we’ll be late.
Lara: Please don’t tell Carrie I didn’t remember. She (7)__________________________ know.
Ramón: OK, but let’s go!
V. Circle the correct word.

Alex: What are you reading?

Jay: It’s a magazine called Music to your Ears. It’s about inventions and what (1) will / won’t happen in the
future.
Alex: Well, one thing is sure. We (2) will / won’t be listening to CDs. Everyone (3) will / won’t have an MP3
player.
Jay: I don’t know. I don’t think things (4) will / won’t change that much. What do you think (5) will / won’t
replace MP3 players?
Alex: What do you mean? MP3 players (6) will / won’t be replaced.
Jay: That’s what people thought about LPs, and it’s difficult to find those now.
Alex: Well, they might be replaced, but it (7) will / won’t be for a few more years.
Jay: I’m not so sure. There (8) will / won’t be another new music invention and everyone (9) will / won’t
want one.
Alex: You could be right, but I (10) will / won’t change mine. It’s got all my favorite music on it.

VI. Write sentences about what Ramón will do when he goes back to Mexico.
1. He / go back to school. ✔ ______________________________________________________________________________
2. He / take a vacation. ✘ ________________________________________________________________________________
3. He / send lots of e-mails. ✔ ____________________________________________________________________________
4. I think he / see his friends. ✔ ___________________________________________________________________________
5. I’m sure he / forget his time in the U.S. ✘ _______________________________________________________________