Question

ПЕРЕВОД НЕ НУЖЕН Use 'not have to' for 'needn't'. Translate the sentences into Russian. 1. You needn't follow me in everything. 2. He needn't argue about it. The question is clear. 3. She needn't agree with everything he says. 4. I needn't hand in my report this week. 5. They needn't return home so early. 6. We needn't hand in our compositions today.

Answer 1

1. You do not have to follow me in everything.
2. He needn't argue about it. The question is clear.
3. She does not have to agree with everything he says.
4. I do not have to hand in my report this week.
5. They  do not have to return home so early.
6. We needn't hand in our compositions today.

Answer 2

I can help you with your question. The phrase 'not have to' can be used to express the same meaning as 'needn't', which is a modal verb that indicates the absence of necessity or obligation. However, 'not have to' is more common and natural in modern English, especially in American English. 'Needn't' is more formal and often used in British English. Here are the translations of the sentences into Russian:

1. You needn't follow me in everything. - Тебе не обязательно следовать за мной во всем. 2. He needn't argue about it. The question is clear. - Ему не нужно спорить об этом. Вопрос ясен. 3. She needn't agree with everything he says. - Ей не нужно соглашаться со всем, что он говорит. 4. I needn't hand in my report this week. - Мне не нужно сдавать свой отчет на этой неделе. 5. They needn't return home so early. - Им не нужно возвращаться домой так рано. 6. We needn't hand in our compositions today. - Нам не нужно сдавать наши сочинения сегодня.