Doctors HAVE TO/HAS GOT TO wear uniforms at work. I DON'T HAS TO/DO NOT HAVE TO get up early tomorrow morning. It's Saturday. My neighbours MUSTN'T/ DONT HAVE TO work that hard. They are well-off. Students MUSTN'T/ DONT HAVE TO use mobiles in class. I failed my exam. I HAVE TO/ DONT HAVE TO take it again if I want to finish the course She won't come today. You MUSTN'T/ DONT HAVE TO wait for her. You HAVE TO/ DONT HAVE TOfasten your seat belt while driving a car. Would you like to go to the cinema tonight? Sorry, but I HAVE TO/ DONT HAVE TOdo my English homework. When it is a public holiday in Poland, people MUST/ DONT HAVE TO go to work. Visitors DONT HAVE TO/ MUSTN'T smoke in the museum. What is that strange noise? There is a helicopter flying OVER/ON our house.You must be careful while walking OVER/ACROSS the street.The little girl got OUT OF/PAST bed and went ACROSS/ TO the window.When I'm in a hurry, I walk quickly PAST/ALONG the shops without looking in the windows.He came OVER/OUT OF the building, and then drove his car OVER/ALONG the street.If you want to visit me, you must walk OUT/ROUND/ACROSSthe bridge.She must get ONTO/DOWN/THROUGH the bus if she wants to go to the city centre.Look at this guy! He is taking a gun INTO/OUT OF/ON his pocket.Of course you can come OFF/OUT/INTO my new house.You must get AWAY/INTO/OFF at Oxford Street, and then walk to the school.Hurry up and get OUT/FROM/INTO the taxi as my car has broken down this morning.Look! The big car is going THROUGH/DOWN/INTO the school gate.When he had eaten his dessert he wentTHROUGH/OUT/TOThe London Eye on the Thames goes INTO/ONTO/ROUND in circles.When you travel from England to France the train goes OFF/AWAY/THROUGH the Channel Tunnel.