Mustn't

Definition

must /mǝst; strong form mʌst/ modal v ( neg must not ; short form mustn't /'mʌsnt/) ၁။ ရမည္။ I must go to the bank to get some money. ❍ When you enter the building you must show the guard your pass. ❍ Cars must not park in front of the entrance. ❍ You mustn't open the oven door before the cake is ready. ❍ ( Brit ) We mustn't be late, must we? ❍ ‘Must you go so soon?’ ‘Yes, I must. ’ ❍ SHOULD, MAY ၂။ ရမည္။ We must see what the authorities have to say. ❍ I must ask you not to do that again. ၃။ လိမ့္မည္။ ရမည္။ ေရာ့မည္။ You must be hungry after your long walk. ❍ She must be having a lot of problems with the language. ❍ You must be Mr Smith— I was told to expect you. ❍ They must be twins. ❍ He must have known (ie Surely he knew) what she wanted. ❍ We must have read the same report. ၄။ ရမည္။ You must put your name down for the team. ❍ You simply must read this book— it's so wonderful. ❍ It's from my boyfriend, if you must know. ❍ Must you make so much noise? n ( infml ) မျဖစ္မေန (ဖတ္၊ ၾကည့္ စသည္) ရမည့္အရာ။ His new novel is a must for all lovers of crime fiction.

Examples

1. You must be tired after your long journey.
2. There must be some mistake – no one called Shaw lives here.
3. They must have got lost or they’d be here by now.
4. I must have fallen asleep.
5. Tomato plants must be watered regularly.
6. People must realize that there are limits to what we can do.
7. I’ve told you the truth. Must I keep repeating it?
8. We mustn’t be late.
9. You must answer all the questions.
10. Shayler was warned that he must not publish the allegations.
11. We must defend the freedom that our parents fought for.
12. You must come and visit us again some time.
13. You must see the Monet exhibition – it’s really wonderful.
14. I must introduce you to my brother.