2026.05.11_Must_Mustn't_Rules when Travelling

 Meet & Speak – Must / Mustn’t (Rules when Travelling)

Revision – To + verb / -ing (Fill in)

1. I want ___ travel.

2. I enjoy ___ (travel).

3. I suggest ___ (visit) this place.

4. I’d like ___ book a hotel.

5. I don’t mind ___ (wait) at the airport.

Grammar Focus – Must / Mustn’t

We use MUST for important things and rules.

You must = musíš
You mustn’t = nesmieš

Examples:

You must be on time.
You must follow the rules.
You must listen to instructions.

You mustn’t be late.
You mustn’t break the rules.
You mustn’t ignore instructions.

Vocabulary – Rules

Useful Rules (Real-Life)

You must be on time.
You must follow the rules.
You must listen to instructions.

You mustn’t be late.
You mustn’t use your phone.
You mustn’t ignore the rules.

Breakout Room Questions (with answers)

1. Do you think airport rules are strict? Why / why not?
   I think airport rules are strict because they are important for safety.

2. What must you do before a flight?
   I must check in and arrive early.

3. What mustn’t you do at the airport?
   I mustn’t be late and I mustn’t ignore the rules.

4. What must you do at home every day?
   I must clean and help at home.

5. What mustn’t you do at home?
   I mustn’t make noise and I mustn’t be messy.

6. What must you do in your job or daily life?
   I must be on time and follow instructions.

7. What mustn’t you do when you travel?
   I mustn’t be late and I mustn’t break the rules.

8. What must you do to be a good traveller?
   I must follow the rules and respect other people.

9. What must you do to have a good day?
   I must relax and do things I enjoy.

10. Do you like rules or not? Why?