Choose the correct form to complete the sentences


1.  You don’t need to needn’t (1 p.) do it if you don't want.

2.  I didn't bother to confirm it because they said we didn’t need didn’t need to needn’t have (1 p.) once we'd got the tickets.

3.  I spent hours doing it and then they told me I needn't have bothered didn't need to bother (1 p.)

4.  I needn’t don’t need (1 p.) any more trouble.

5.  Thanks a lot - you didn't need to do needn’t have done (1 p.) it, though.

6.  In the classroom you mustn’t are not supposed to don’t have to (1 p.) use your mobile phones but some people still do.

7.  I certainly won't raise rise arise (1 p.) any objection when you make your proposal.

8.  Our new forum member arose raised rose (1 p.) an interesting question means that there was somebody (our new forum member) who brought up the question.

9.  Inflation arose rose rise (1 p.) by 0.5 percent last year, the lowest increase since 1992.

10.  If you are in agreement with what Mr Jenkins has put to you, would you please rise raise arise (1 p.) your hand.

11.  In our last meeting an interesting dilemma arose rose rise (1 p.) whether to convene an EGM or not.