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14. She knows she should / has to respect the school’s rules and she doesn’t like it when I check her ears each morning. 

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13.  I had to / must go and see the headmistress and tell her she wouldn’t do it again. 

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12.The only problem I’ve had was when she wore a pair of earrings to class, which she knows she needn’t / mustn’t do. 

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11.Luckily, my daughter is a sensible girl, so I don’t need to / mustn’t worry about her too much. 

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10. Parents  need to / don’t have to be able to have confidence in the authority of the school. 

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9.  I think schools  need to / mustn’t have strict rules. 

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8. ... and they  have to / need to do what they are told at all times. 

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7. ... they  don’t need to / mustn’t eat in class...

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6. They  mustn’t / don’t have to wear any jewellery, ...

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5. Things are different these days. My daughter attends a school where pupils must / need to wear a full school uniform.