MUST OR HAVE TO

What is the correct formation of the verb 'must' in the present simple tense?

• must

• musts

• musted

• musting

Which of the following sentences uses 'must' to express obligation? a) I must go to the dentist tomorrow. b) I must go to the party tonight. c) I must go to the beach this weekend.

• b

• c

• d

• a

Which of the following sentences uses 'must' to express necessity? a) I must study for the exam. b) I must buy a new phone. c) I must clean my room.

• a) I must study for the exam.

• d) I must watch a movie.

• c) I must go to the beach.

• b) I must eat ice cream.

What is the correct formation of the verb 'have to' in the present simple tense?

• have to

• having to

• had to

• has to

Which of the following sentences uses 'have to' to express obligation? a) I have to finish my homework. b) I have to watch a movie. c) I have to eat dinner.

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Which of the following sentences uses 'have to' to express necessity? a) I have to go to work. b) I have to play video games. c) I have to read a book.

• a) I have to go to work.

• d) I have to take a nap.

• c) I have to read a book.

• b) I have to play video games.

What is the correct formation of the verb 'must' in the past simple tense?

• musted

• had to

• musted to

• musting

Which of the following sentences uses 'must' to express obligation in the past? a) I must go to the dentist yesterday. b) I must go to the party last night. c) I must go to the beach last weekend.

• b) I must go to the party last night.

• d) I must go to the movies yesterday.

• a) I must go to the dentist yesterday.

• c) I must go to the beach last weekend.

Which of the following sentences uses 'must' to express necessity in the past? a) I must study for the exam yesterday. b) I must buy a new phone last week. c) I must clean my room yesterday.

• b) I must buy a new phone last week.

• c) I must clean my room yesterday.

• a) I must study for the exam yesterday.

• d) I must go to the party tomorrow.

What is the correct formation of the verb 'have to' in the past simple tense?

• has to

• had to

• have had to

• had have to