Rephrase the following sentences as in the example. Example: He must wash the car. I want him to wash...

You mustn’t be late for work. I don’t want you to be late for work.

Clair must tidy her bedroom. I want her to tidy her bedroom.

She mustn’t go to the disco. I don’t want her to go to the disco.

They must go to the school tomorrow. I want them to go to the school tomorrow.

Gary mustn’t make so much noise. I don’t want him to make so much noise.

You mustn’t make a mess. I don’t want you to make a mess.

He must mend his bike. I want him to mend his bike.

Certainly! Let's rephrase the sentences using a structure similar to the example provided.

1. You mustn’t be late for work.
   I don’t want you to be late for work.

2. Clair must tidy her bedroom.
   I want Clair to tidy her bedroom.

3. She mustn’t go to the disco.
   I don’t want her to go to the disco.

4. They must go to the school tomorrow.
   I want them to go to the school tomorrow.

5. Gary mustn’t make so much noise.
   I don’t want Gary to make so much noise.

6. You mustn’t make a mess.
   I don’t want you to make a mess.

7. He must mend his bike.
   I want him to mend his bike.

In each case, the sentences have been rephrased to reflect a personal desire or preference, as demonstrated in the example. The structure typically involves expressing what you want or don't want someone else to do, maintaining the meaning of the original sentence.