Test "should", "need" or "to have to"

1. It was Sunday, and we ... not (to go) to school.

2. Everything is all right. You see that you ... not (to worry).

3. You are out of breath. You ... not (to run): you know how bad it is for you.

4. You ... not (to tell) her about it. Now she is sure not to sleep the whole night worrying.

5. You ... not (to go) with her: she knows the way perfectly well.

6. If you see anything unusual you ... (to call) the police.

7. There ... not (to be) any diffi¬culty about getting her a visa.

8. You ... not (to tell) him the news; he knew it already.

9. Accord¬ing to the label, the orange marmalade ... (to refrigerate) after opening.

10. I'm not particularly busy. I've got a few things to do but I ... not (to do) them now.

11. You ... not (to be) so impatient with him.

12. You ... not (to go) out in this rain

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