6 Look at the sentences. Are both verbs correct, or only one?
1 He needn't have cooked / didn't need to cook all that food. Most of the guests didn't turn up.
2 We had a full tank of petrol, so we didn't need to stop / needn't have stopped to get any.
3 The hotel provided towels, so I didn't need to take / needn't have taken any.
4 They needn't have waited / didn't need to wait long as the queue was very short.
5 She didn't need to pay / needn't have paid for the meal as it was free.
1 He needn't have cooked / didn't need to cook all that food. Most of the guests didn't turn up.
2 We had a full tank of petrol, so we didn't need to stop / needn't have stopped to get any.
3 The hotel provided towels, so I didn't need to take / needn't have taken any.
4 They needn't have waited / didn't need to wait long as the queue was very short.
5 She didn't need to pay / needn't have paid for the meal as it was free.
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6 Look at the sentences. Are both verbs correct, or only one?
1 He didn't need to cook all that food. Most of the guests didn't turn up.
2 We had a full tank of petrol, so we didn't need to stop to get any.
3 The hotel provided towels, so I didn't need to take any.
4 They needn't have waited long as the queue was very short.
5 She didn't need to pay for the meal as it was free.