Lesson on how to use NEED TO & NEED (I need to study, She needn't worry about her exam)

The video tutorial explains the usage of 'need to' as both a main verb and a modal verb. It covers how 'need to' functions with auxiliaries in interrogative and negative sentences, and provides examples in both present and past tenses. The tutorial also discusses 'need to' as a modal verb, indicating absence of obligation, and highlights its usage in British English with the ING form. The video concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What auxiliary verb is used with 'need to' in a present simple question?

• Will

• Shall

• Do

• Have

In the past simple tense, which auxiliary verb is used with 'need to' for questions?

• Was

• Will

• Did

• Has

How is 'need to' used as a modal verb to express absence of necessity?

• By using 'needn't'

• By using 'should'

• By using 'can'

• By using 'must'

Which sentence correctly uses 'need to' as a modal verb in a formal context?

• They need to sign the contract?

• Do they need to sign the contract?

• Need they sign the contract?

• Need they to sign the contract?

What does the formula 'need + ING' indicate in British English?

• An action that is prohibited

• An action that requires fixing

• An action that is completed

• An action that is optional