Must / Mustn’t Must and Mustn't for personal obligations. You must / mustn't wear school uniform at school. You must / mustn't speak quietly in the library. Drivers must / mustn't stop at red light. Teachers must / mustn't use mobile phone in the lessons. Students must / mustn't listen the teacher. Doctors must / mustn't check their patients before a prescription. She must / mustn't smoke because she has got a soar throat. You must / mustn't take a photo in the museum. You must / mustn't get in a train without a ticket. Teachers must / mustn't wear smock at school. You must / mustn't wait your turn in the line. You must / mustn't go out without an adult. I must / mustn't be ready before the concert. You must / mustn't talk to strangers. You must / mustn't practice at Maths. She must / mustn't complete her Project. He must / mustn't run in the museum. They must / mustn't steal anything from the market. We must / mustn't preapre for the exams ‘Ann must / mustn't dry her hair because it's very damaged. Carla must / mustn't sleep early because she needs to wake up at 6 o'clock. Danny must / mustn't wear your helmet when he rides his bike. Nur Teacher eaLIVEWORKSHEETS