🌸Miss Flower's English Garden
🌱 Learn · Play · Grow

Welcome to
Miss Flower's
English Garden

A playful little place where Sara can practice English, grow her confidence, and make Grandma Flower proud — one challenge at a time.

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Choose your challenge

Pick an activity and let your English bloom.

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Made with love for Sara, by her family and Miss Flower 💜

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Swipe your way
to English!

First, let’s learn the little secret behind these two expressions.

💜 MUST

Use it when the speaker feels something is very important, gives a strong rule, or reminds themselves.

“I must remember my water bottle!”
📅 HAVE TO

Use it when the obligation comes from outside: school rules, schedules, deadlines, or a situation.

“We have to wear our school uniforms.”
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Careful with negatives!
MUSTN’T means “it is prohibited.” DON’T HAVE TO means “it is not necessary.”

Now choose your answer
👈Swipe leftHAVE TO
or DON'T HAVE TO
👉Swipe rightMUST
or MUSTN'T

You can also use the arrow keys on a computer.

Choose the best answer

Drag the card or use the buttons

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HAVE TO
MUST
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MUSTN'T = prohibited · DON'T HAVE TO = not necessary