Question

СРОЧНО! 3. Choose the correct item. 23. Visitors can’t / have to / don’t have to clean their rooms at a hotel. The cleaners do it. 24. You can’t / must / mustn’t get permission to invite friends in your room. 25. The students needn’t / mustn’t / have to drive on campus. It’s forbidden. 26. You mustn’t / must / can’t pay the rent. That’s the rule. 27. I’m afraid you can / can’t / needn’t go out now. It’s too late. 28. He has to / can’t / mustn’t do his homework every day. 29. You look ill. You must / can / have to go to the doctor. 30. People can / mustn’t / must stop at the red line. It’s the rule. 31. Students can / must / mustn’t put posters on the walls. It’s forbidden. 32. You can’t / must / can have party here. It isn’t allowed.

Answer 1

23. Visitors don’t have to clean their rooms at a hotel. The cleaners do it.

24. You must get permission to invite friends in your room.

25. The students mustn’t drive on campus. It’s forbidden.

26. You must pay the rent. That’s the rule.

27. I’m afraid you can’t go out now. It’s too late.

28. He has to do his homework every day.

29. You look ill. You must to go to the doctor.

30. People must stop at the red line. It’s the rule.

31. Students mustn’t put posters on the walls. It’s forbidden.

32. You can't have party here. It isn’t allowed.

Answer 2

Sure, here are the correct options for each sentence:

23. Visitors don’t have to clean their rooms at a hotel. The cleaners do it.
24. You must get permission to invite friends into your room.
25. The students mustn’t drive on campus. It’s forbidden.
26. You must pay the rent. That’s the rule.
27. I’m afraid you can’t go out now. It’s too late.
28. He has to do his homework every day.
29. You look ill. You must go to the doctor.
30. People must stop at the red line. It’s the rule.
31. Students mustn’t put posters on the walls. It’s forbidden.
32. You can’t have a party here. It isn’t allowed.

Please note that "mustn't" means "must not," indicating something that is prohibited or forbidden. "Don't have to" means something is optional, while "have to" means it's a requirement. "Can't" means something is not allowed.