MUST
What phrase indicates that something is strictly forbidden?
Apuntes
• Obligation: MUST - HAVE TO - You must exercise more. - You have to finish your project today. • Prohibition: IT IS FORBIDDEN / MUSTN'T - MUSTN'T - You aren't allowed to park your car there. • Lack of Necessity: DON'T HAVE TO / NEEDN'T - DON'T HAVE TO - Children don't have to study German at school. - NEEDN'T - You needn't call me. • Advice and Recommendations: SHOULD / SHOULDN'T - SHOULD - You shouldn't eat fast food every day. - You should visit your grandparents. - SHOULDN'T - You shouldn't smoke so much. • Moral Obligation or Advice: OUGHT TO / OUGHT NOT TO - OUGHT TO - She ought to buy a new laptop. - OUGHT NOT TO - They ought not to smoke so much. • Stronger Advice or Warning: HAD BETTER / HAD BETTER NOT - HAD BETTER - I'd better go home now; it's dark. - HAD BETTER NOT - You'd better not tell your dad. • Necessity: NEED TO - I need to know the truth. - DONT NEED TO / NEEDN'T - You don't need to call me.
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