Have to

Have to

Have to is used to express obligation.

When to use have to and has to

Affirmative Structure

Subject - have to/has to - verb - complement

you have to wear mask on the street

she has to wear a mask on the street

Interrogative Structure

Do/Does - subject - have to/has to - verb - complement?

Do you have to wear a mask on the street?

Does she have to wear a mask on the street?

Negative Structure

Subject - have to/has to - verb - complement

You do not have to wear a mask on the street

She does not have to wear a mask on the street

Contractions

Do not - don't

You don't have to wear a mask on the street

Does not = doesn't

She doesn't have to wear a mask on the street

Multiple Select

Choose the correct sentences

• you to have work everyday at the office

• she has to drink 8 glasses of water daily

• I have walk to the school in the morning.

• Charles has to pay the bill at the restaurant

Multiple Select

Choose the correct questions

• Do you have to wear a mask on the street?

• Does you have to wear a mask?

• Does Marly have to eat early?

• Do Marly have to eat early?

Multiple Choice

Only one sentence is well written

• I don't have to eat fat

• I have to don´t eat fat

• I doesn't have to eat fat

• I don't has to eat fat

Multiple Select

Choose the correct contractions

• I have't

• She doesn't have to

• they don't have to

• she don't has to

• the dog doesn't have to

Multiple Choice

Choose the sentence that explains the picture.

• The people have to eat and drink in this place.

• The people does not has to eat and drink in this place

• The people don't have to eat and drink in this place.