Select the sentence that uses “needn’t” correctly.
A. You needn’t bring your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.
B. You needn’t to bring your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.
C. You needn’t brings your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.
D. You needn’t bringing your lunch tomorrow; food will be provided.
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