Must, Mustn't, Have to, don’t have to — Exercise 3
Read the conversation between a manager and a new employee about the meeting. Use the present or past simple forms of have to, don't have to, must, and mustn't to fill in the blanks.
MANAGER: Welcome to the team, Sam. Let me explain some of our office rules. First, you on time every morning. SAM: Okay, that’s clear. Do I special clothes for work? MANAGER: No, you a uniform, but your clothes should look professional. Also, you your phone during client meetings. SAM: Understood. What about emails? MANAGER: You your email at least three times a day. Yesterday, we had an urgent issue, so everyone quickly. SAM: And lunch breaks? MANAGER: You in the cafeteria; you can go outside if you want. But you back within one hour. SAM: Do I every team meeting? MANAGER: Yes, you do. And one more thing — you any confidential information with people outside the company.