It isn’t necessary for you to worry about these trivial things.
A. You may worry about these trivial things.
B. You needn’t worry about these trivial things.
C. You shouldn’t worry about these trivial things.
D. You must worry about these trivial things.
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A. Are able
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DON’T HAVE TO represents…………….
A. lack of obligation
B. obligation