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    We use MUST to talk about things that are required or obligatory, such as rules that must be followed. MUST NOT is used to talk about things that are prohibited or forbidden. Examples provided are "I must clean my room today" and "Children mustn't play with matches" to illustrate things that must and must not be done. MUST does not receive verb endings like 's' or 'ing'.

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    We use MUST to talk about things that are required or obligatory, such as rules that must be followed. MUST NOT is used to talk about things that are prohibited or forbidden. Examples provided are "I must clean my room today" and "Children mustn't play with matches" to illustrate things that must and must not be done. MUST does not receive verb endings like 's' or 'ing'.

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    Must Prezentare A5a

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    We use MUST to talk about things that are required or obligatory, such as rules that must be followed. MUST NOT is used to talk about things that are prohibited or forbidden. Examples provided are "I must clean my room today" and "Children mustn't play with matches" to illustrate things that must and must not be done. MUST does not receive verb endings like 's' or 'ing'.

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    We use MUST (trebuie) to talk about things that we have

    to do.
    -OBLIGTIO! (obligatie) " #UL$S (reguli)

    MUST !OT (MUST!%T) is used to talk about things we are
    not allowed to do.
    -&#O'IBITIO! (interdi(tie)
    I )ust clean my room today.
    Children )ustn*t play with matches.
    Oh, )ust I go to bed now?

    Must doesn`t receive
    endings like s or
    ing.
    +ou MUST do ,our ho)ework ever, da,.
    -hildren MUST listen to the tea(her.
    +ou MUST!%T slee. in (lass.
    +ou MUST%T /ight with ,our (lass)ates.

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