I _ an interview becasue I had worked there before.
Correct answer: C. Didn't have to have
- A. Didn't had
- B. Needn't have had
- C. Didn't have to have
- D. Needn't
Explanation
If we say that somebody didn't have to or didn't need to do something, we mean that the action was not necessary and the person did not do it.If we say that somebody didn't have to or didn't need to do something, we mean that the action was not necessary and the person did not do it.
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