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When you need to express something that is prohibited or a strong suggestion against doing something, you can use mustn't (contraction of must not) to form a negative sentence.

For example, You mustn't touch the wet paint means it's very important not to touch the paint because it's wet.

Anyone is used when you're talking about all people in a general way and usually in questions or negative sentences:

Don't tell anyone means don't tell any person.

Someone is used when you're talking about an unspecified person in a positive sentence:

I need someone to help me means you need an unspecified person to help.

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You BLANK share your access codes or passwords with BLANK.

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mustn't

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This word indicates a strong prohibition or advice against doing something.

anyone

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It's used in negative sentences to mean no person at all, emphasizing the prohibition.

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