Grammar Quiz: Must / Have to / Don’t Have to / Must Not
This must and have to grammar quiz helps English learners practice modal verbs used for obligation, necessity, and prohibition. Understanding when to use must, have to, don’t have to, and must not is essential for building accurate, confident sentences in everyday conversation and writing.
Before you start, review the quick reference below, which contrasts necessity (must / have to), the absence of necessity (don’t have to), and prohibition (must not), then test your knowledge with the interactive multiple-choice quiz. For more practice, explore our English grammar quizzes collection, and consult the Cambridge Dictionary grammar guide for additional examples.
Must and Have to Grammar Quiz: Quick Reference
Read each sentence and choose the best option—must, have to / has to (necessary), don’t/doesn’t have to (not necessary), or must not (not allowed/ prohibited). Tap an answer to select it, then press Submit Quiz to see your score. Correct answers will be highlighted in green, and your chosen wrong answers will show in red so you can learn from mistakes. You can review your results and try again to improve your score. This quiz works perfectly on both mobile and laptop.
Grammar Quiz — Must / Have to / Don’t Have to / Must Not
🟢 Use must / have to / has to for something necessary or important. | 🔵 Use don’t have to / doesn’t have to for something not necessary. | 🔴 Use must not for something not allowed/ prohibited.
Multiple Choice Quiz
Choose the correct answer for each question.

