5. Imagine you are at a campsite. Say what you have to - don't have to/needn't do? Use the prompts to make sentences. • wear uniforms (X) • wake up early (✔) • make our beds (X) • do any cooking (X) • keep the campsite clean (✔) • wash clothes (X) We needn't wear uniforms.

Sentences about campsite activities:

• At a campsite, you don't have to wear uniforms.
• At a campsite, you have to wake up early (if you want to see the sunrise, for example).
• At a campsite, you don't have to make your beds.
• At a campsite, you don't have to do any cooking (you can buy food or eat at a restaurant).
• At a campsite, you have to keep the campsite clean.
• At a campsite, you don't have to wash clothes (you can wear them again or use facilities if available).

Answer: The sentences above use 'have to' for necessary actions and 'don't have to' for optional or unnecessary actions at a campsite.