Explanation:

- Option 1: "Your car need to be parked in front of my house"

- This implies permission or requirement to park in front of the house.

- Option 2: "Your car should not be parked in front of my house"

- This clearly indicates that it is not allowed to park there.

- This is the correct interpretation of "Do not park your car in front of my house."

- Option 3: "Your car could not be parked in front of my house"

- Implies that parking there was not possible, perhaps due to restrictions or physical barriers.

- Option 4: "My house should not be parked in front of your car"

- Logically incorrect, as houses do not move. It confuses the subject-object relationship.