Complete the sentences with must or mustn’t.

1. You … throw your rubbish in the bins.
2. You … talk in the theatre.
3. You … be quiet in this library.
4. You … feed the animals at the zoo.
5. You … keep away from the cages at the zoo.
6. You … eat inside the gallery.
7. You … keep the area clean.
8. You … touch the statues at the museum.

The difficult child is nearly always made difficult by wrong treatment at home. the problem child is the child who is presseredinto obedience and persuaded through fear. only hate can flourish in the atmosphere of fear. 2 child- children treatment- treatments home- homes problem- problems obedience- obediences fear- fears hate- hates atmosphere - atmospheres 3 difficult- more difficult- the most difficult wrong- wronger - the wrongest 4 is made- present simple passive voice is-present simple active is pressured- present simple passive voice is persuaded- present simple passive voice can- modal verb present simple active flourish- infinitive 5 is a difficult child always made difficult by wrong treatment at home? why is a difficult child always make difficult by wrong treatment at home? a difficult child is not always made difficult by wrong treatment at home. who is the problem child? the problem child is not the child who is pressured into obedience and persuated through fear. what can flourish in the atmosphere of fear? hate can't flourish in the atmosphere of fear.