Question

1852 2 The pupils mustn't go to the meeting if they don't want to. The pupils [[mustn't go to the meeting if]] they don't want to. needn't go to the meeting it Use must not/never when you mean that it is essential that someone does not do something: 'The door to the X-ray room must never be opened when the red light is on.'When you mean that it is not necessary for someone to do something, use needn't or don't need/have to: 'You needn't pay now. You can wait until the furniture has been delivered.'

Accepted Answer

must ✗ The pupils needn't go to the meeting it they don't want to. The pupils [[needn't go to the meeting it]] they don't want to. mustn't go to the meeting if | needn't go to the meeting it

Idx	1852
Keyword	must
Sub Entry Number	2
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	The pupils mustn't go to the meeting if they don't want to.
Correct Sentence	The pupils needn't go to the meeting it they don't want to.
Cloze Error Sentence	The pupils [[mustn't go to the meeting if]] they don't want to.
Cloze Sentence	The pupils [[needn't go to the meeting it]] they don't want to.
Cloze Answer	needn't go to the meeting it
Choices	mustn't go to the meeting if \| needn't go to the meeting it
Explanation	Use must not/never when you mean that it is essential that someone does not do something: 'The door to the X-ray room must never be opened when the red light is on.' When you mean that it is not necessary for someone to do something, use needn't or don't need/have to: 'You needn't pay now. You can wait until the furniture has been delivered.'

Meeting Needn't Pupils Mustn't Not/Never Essential Door X Ray