MODAL VERBS (HAVE TO)

Select the structure for an affirmative sentence using the modal "have to"

• Subj + verb + have to + comp

• Subj + have to + comp + verb

• Subj + have to/has to + verb + comp

• Have to + subj + verb + comp

Which is the form of "have to" for the third person in singular?

• had to

• has to

• having to

• have to

What do you need to create a negative sentence with "have to"?

• not

• have not

• do / does

• do not / does not

Select the structure for a question using "have to"

• Have to/Has to + subj + verb + comp

• Do/Does + subj + have to + verb + comp

• Have to/Has to + verb + subject + comp

• Do/Does + have to + subj + verb + comp

What is the most common usage for the modal verb "have to"?

• We use it to say that something belongs to you

• Is used to express responsibility and obligation

• To say that everything is okay

• To demand specific information

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• She have to do the laundry

• They have to pay for the pay

• Mark has to do the laundry

• Eric has to fix the washing machine

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• They are playing tennis.

• Ana doesn't have to do the project on her own.

• They have to run faster to get the bus.

• We had a beautiful day outdoors.

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• Has Diego have to walk the dog?

• Do we have to eat broccoli for dinner?

• Do they have to walk the dog?

• Does Diego have to walk the dog today?

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• I have to clean the house

• I really have to finish with all my work

• I have to stare at the computer all day

• I don't have to eat to survive.

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• I have to study to pass my admission exam

• I have to spend a lot of money

• I don't have to water the plants today

• We don't have to eat carbs.