APC 13 09 04 56 7 3d
♦ needn't + bare perfect infinitive = it was not necessary to do sth, but it was done This structure shows that an action happened in the past, even though it was not necessary. e.g. You needn't have bought any bread. I'd already bought some. (It wasn't necessary, but you did.)
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