0Hi Viceidol,02br 02br 00Going strictly by ear, "must not" works fine in your example, but we seem to use the contraction only in cases where we're warning someone not to do something. 02br 02br 00You mustn't be at home when they come. 02br 02br 00I have the sense that in your example, the "not" goes with the "be at home," and the contraction somehow gets in the way of that.
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