1- Circle the correct options to complete the sentences 1- Seat belts are compulsory here. Every driver (has to / is allowed) to wear them. 2- In some schools, students( don't have to / aren't allowed to) write in their textbooks. 3-You can come with me if you like but you are allowed to / don't need to. 4- That phone was expensive. You mustn't / don't have to lose it. 5- Twenty years ago the family must / had to move to another country 2- Circle the correct options to complete the sentences 1- In 1954, this country passed a new law saying that you had to / don't have to / mustn't pass a test before you could drive a car. 2-This is very important: you don't have to / must/ mustn't check your CV for mistakes before you send it. 3- It's a holiday tomorrow, so we mustn't / aren't allowed to / don't have to go to school. 4- At my last school, we had to / didn't have to / were allowed to wear what we wanted but at this one we had to / are allowed to / have to wear a school uniform. 5- It's not fair. My brother is allowed to / doesn't need to / must stay out late but I have to / am allowed to / mustn't be home before eight o'clock. 3- Complete the sentences with : mustn't - don't/ didn't have to - had to --give me back my book. I don't need it now. 1- You . 2- My mother is sleeping. You. shout. 3- The light was red, so I. stop.