Choose the appropriate variant. I don't like camping holidays. You _______ wash your clothes yourself.

The correct modal verb to use in this context is 'have to' in its negative form. Since the sentence expresses the idea that it is necessary for the other person to wash their clothes if they go camping, the correct choice is: * don't have to The full sentence will be: I don't like camping holidays. You **don't have to** wash your clothes yourself. **Translation and Explanation:** * **Russian Translation:** Мне не нравятся походы. Тебе не нужно стирать одежду самостоятельно. * **Explanation:** The phrase "don't have to" expresses a lack of obligation or necessity. It means that there is no requirement for the person to wash their clothes themselves; presumably, they could find other solutions (like using a laundry service, or wearing clothes that don't require frequent washing). The other options don't fit the context: * "mustn't" expresses prohibition, which isn't relevant here. * "needn't" is similar to "don't have to" but less commonly used in this specific context. * "must" expresses obligation, which is the opposite of what is meant.