Question

modals: you....give him a lift. He has his own car. ( shouldn't/mustn't/needn't)​

Answer 1

You needn't give him a lift. He has his own car.

Answer 2

The modal verb that fits in the blank is: You needn’t give him a lift. He has his own car.

• The word “needn’t” is a contraction of the phrase “need not”

• It denotes a lack of necessity or obligation and implies the presence of an optional activity

• The word also suggests that there is no compulsion to conduct the activity that the word is used for

• It is an example of a modal word, which are certain phrases that are used with a verb to set a condition on it

• These words help diversify the language and aid in the accurate dispersion of information

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