Must / should / have to

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• You must to see the Chrysler Building when you're in New York.
• You must see the Chrysler Building when you're in New York.
• You have see the Chrysler Building when you're in New York.

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• Do I should call him?
• Should I call him?
• I should call him?

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• You don't have to wear uniform in the sixth form.
• You haven't to wear uniform in the sixth form.
• You mustn't wear uniform in the sixth form.

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• We don't must make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping.
• We mustn't make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping.
• We mustn't to make any noise; my grandfather's sleeping.

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• You really should going and see a doctor about that.
• You really should to go and see a doctor about that.
• You really should go and see a doctor about that.

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• He don't should talk to people like that.
• He doesn't should talk to people like that.
• He shouldn't talk to people like that.

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• Why we always have to come to the same café?
• Why do we always have to come to the same café?
• Why do we always have come to the same café?

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• Must you to make that terrible noise all the time?
• You must to make that terrible noise all the time?
• Must you make that terrible noise all the time?