English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #061: must / must not + simple rules
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Grammar and Vocabulary Lesson
Lesson number: #061
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English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #061
Topic: must / must not for simple rules + school vocabulary
Lesson overview
Today you will learn how to talk about rules with must and must not. You will also learn 5 useful words for a school or building setting: badge, hall, quiet, must, must not.
Quick review from earlier lessons
- We used simple future with will for future ideas.
- We used present continuous for actions happening now.
- We learned size adjectives like big, small, long, short, round.
New grammar point
- must = a strong rule or strong necessity
- must not = something is not allowed
Word list
1. must — reading: mast — meaning: have to; strong rule
2. must not — reading: mast not — meaning: must not; not allowed
3. badge — reading: baj — meaning: ID card or sign
4. hall — reading: hol — meaning: large corridor
5. quiet — reading: kwai-et — meaning: not loud
Example sentences
1. You must wear a badge.
Reading: yu mast wehr a baj
Meaning: You have to wear an ID card.
2. You must not run in the hall.
Reading: yu mast not ran in de hol
Meaning: Running in the corridor is not allowed.
3. The hall is quiet.
Reading: de hol iz kwai-et
Meaning: The corridor is calm and not loud.
4. My badge is blue.
Reading: mai baj iz blu
Meaning: My ID card is blue.
5. Please be quiet.
Reading: pleez bi kwai-et
Meaning: Please do not make noise.
Usage notes
- Use must for a strong rule: You must wear a badge.
- Use must not for a rule with no permission: You must not run in the hall.
- Quiet describes a place or a person with little sound.
- Badge can mean an ID card, name tag, or sign.
- Hall means a corridor or a large indoor space.
Mini practice
1. Choose the correct word: You must not / must run in the hall.
2. Choose the correct word: The hall is quiet / badge.
3. Make one sentence with must.
4. Make one sentence with must not.
5. Say the color of the badge.
Answer key
1. must not
2. quiet
3. Example: You must wear a badge.
4. Example: You must not run in the hall.
5. blue
Reply instruction
Reply with your answers for the practice. You can also write your own two rule sentences using must and must not.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].
Target language: English
Level: A1
Lesson type: Grammar and Vocabulary Lesson
Lesson number: #061
Available explanations:
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English A1 Grammar & Vocabulary #061
Topic: must / must not for simple rules + school vocabulary
Lesson overview
Today you will learn how to talk about rules with must and must not. You will also learn 5 useful words for a school or building setting: badge, hall, quiet, must, must not.
Quick review from earlier lessons
- We used simple future with will for future ideas.
- We used present continuous for actions happening now.
- We learned size adjectives like big, small, long, short, round.
New grammar point
- must = a strong rule or strong necessity
- must not = something is not allowed
Word list
1. must — reading: mast — meaning: have to; strong rule
2. must not — reading: mast not — meaning: must not; not allowed
3. badge — reading: baj — meaning: ID card or sign
4. hall — reading: hol — meaning: large corridor
5. quiet — reading: kwai-et — meaning: not loud
Example sentences
1. You must wear a badge.
Reading: yu mast wehr a baj
Meaning: You have to wear an ID card.
2. You must not run in the hall.
Reading: yu mast not ran in de hol
Meaning: Running in the corridor is not allowed.
3. The hall is quiet.
Reading: de hol iz kwai-et
Meaning: The corridor is calm and not loud.
4. My badge is blue.
Reading: mai baj iz blu
Meaning: My ID card is blue.
5. Please be quiet.
Reading: pleez bi kwai-et
Meaning: Please do not make noise.
Usage notes
- Use must for a strong rule: You must wear a badge.
- Use must not for a rule with no permission: You must not run in the hall.
- Quiet describes a place or a person with little sound.
- Badge can mean an ID card, name tag, or sign.
- Hall means a corridor or a large indoor space.
Mini practice
1. Choose the correct word: You must not / must run in the hall.
2. Choose the correct word: The hall is quiet / badge.
3. Make one sentence with must.
4. Make one sentence with must not.
5. Say the color of the badge.
Answer key
1. must not
2. quiet
3. Example: You must wear a badge.
4. Example: You must not run in the hall.
5. blue
Reply instruction
Reply with your answers for the practice. You can also write your own two rule sentences using must and must not.
Reply format: Start your reply with your explanation language code, e.g. [TR], [EN], [AR], [RU], [ES], [DE], [FR], [IT].