Insert mustn’t, can’t or needn’t.

1. We ______ go to school during holidays. 2. You ______ speak along with your teacher. 3. You ______ run across the road. 4. 4-year-old children ______ go to school because they are too young. 5. You ______ go outside without a hat in winter. 6. We ______ help you, sorry. We have no time now. 7. You ______ give me your phone number. I already know it. 8. You ______ do this task without a dictionary. 9. We ______ hurry. We have a lot of time. 10. You ______ write the test now. You can do it tomorrow. 11. You ______ stay at the party for too long. Your parents will worry. 12. We ______ meet them at the station. They want to surprise us by their arrival.

Insert mustn’t, can’t or needn’t, shouldn't

1. We needn’t go to school during holidays. 2. You  mustn’t speak along with your teacher.  

3. You mustn’t run across the road.  

4. Four-year-old children needn't go to school because they are too young.  

5. You mustn’t go outside without a hat in winter.  

6. We can’t help you, sorry. We have no time now.  

7. You needn’t give me your phone number. I already know it.  

8. You can’t do this task without a dictionary.  

9. We needn’t hurry. We have a lot of time. 10. You needn’t write the test now. You can do it tomorrow.  

11. You mustn't / can't stay at the party for too long. Your parents will worry.  

12. We needn’t meet them at the station. They want to surprise us by their arrival.

1. give up something b. stop doing something one enjoys

2. head off e. start a journey or leave a place

3. take up something a. begin doing something regularly (sport, hobby, interest)

4. work out c. do physical fitness exercise

5. while away h. spend time in a relaxed way either because you are waiting for somebody or have nothing to do

6. look forward to something/doing something d. feel pleased and excited about something that is going to happen

7. hang out g. spend a lot of time (informal)

8. flip/flick through f. look briefly at the pages of a magazine or book.