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It wasn't necessary to meet me at airport yesterday. (Use needn't)​
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It wasn't necessary
to meet me at
airport yesterday. (Use needn't)​

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You didn’t have to meet me at the airport
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Answer: You needn't have met me at the airport yesterday.

I hope this is correct.

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