Must oder Have to? Verpflichtungen verstehen

Der Unterschied zwischen must und have to ist entscheidend, wenn es um Regeln, Pflichten oder Notwendigkeiten geht. Beide drücken eine Verpflichtung aus, werden aber je nach Kontext unterschiedlich verwendet. In dieser Übung auf A2-Niveau wählst du die passende Form: must, have to, don’t have to oder mustn’t.

1. You _____ wear a helmet when riding a motorbike.

must

have to

don’t have to

2. I _____ go to school tomorrow because it’s a holiday.

don’t have to

mustn’t

have to

3. We _____ touch that wire. It’s dangerous.

mustn’t

don’t have to

must

4. Do I _____ bring my own lunch?

must

have to

mustn’t

5. You _____ park your car here. It’s a no-parking zone.

mustn’t

don’t have to

have to

6. I _____ take my dog to the vet this afternoon.

must

don’t have to

have to

7. _____ we pay to enter the museum?

Must

Have

8. She _____ work on weekends.

doesn’t have to

mustn’t

has to

9. They _____ leave the building before 6 p.m.

must

mustn’t

have to

10. Do we _____ clean the classroom after the lesson?

have to

must

should

11. You _____ come if you're busy.

don’t have to

mustn’t

have to

12. You _____ speak during the exam.

mustn’t

must

have to