🌸Miss Flower's English Garden
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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 three 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.”
🌱 NEED TO

Use it for something necessary to reach a goal, solve a problem, or get a result.

“I need to study to pass the test.”
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Careful with negatives!
MUSTN’T means “it is prohibited.” DON’T HAVE TO means there is no obligation. DON’T NEED TO means it is not necessary for the result.

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

You can also use ← ↑ → on a computer.

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Obligation
Time Travel

Look for time clues. The choices change on every card, so read carefully before you swipe!

⏪Pasthad to · needed to
didn’t have/need to
⏺️Presenthave/has to
need/needs to
⏩Futurewill have to
will need to
Miss Flower’s tip: MUST does not have a normal past form. For a past obligation, we usually use HAD TO. For the future, we can use WILL HAVE TO.
The three answers change on every card
👈Choice ASwipe left
👆Choice BSwipe up
👉Choice CSwipe right

Use the sentence’s time clue to choose the correct conjugation.

Choose the best answer

Drag the card or use the buttons

Affirmative
HAVE TO
NEED TO
MUST
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MUSTN'T = prohibited · DON'T HAVE TO = no obligation · DON'T NEED TO = not necessary