have to/don't have 11AB-B2

I have to / don’t have to drive to work because there are no buses or trains near my house.

We bought our train tickets online so we have to / don’t have to buy them at the station.

Visitors to our office have to / don’t have to sign the visitors’ book. They can’t go into the building if they don’t sign it.

Elena is a waitress and she usually has to / doesn’t have to work on the weekend because it’s a busy time at the restaurant.

You have to / don’t have to wash those cups. Put them in the dishwasher!

We have to / don’t have to walk the dog twice a day because he needs the exercise.

My brother has to / doesn’t have to go far to work. His office is only about a kilometer from his home.

My parents have to / don’t have to teach me to drive, but they’re giving me a lot of lessons at the moment!

I’m sorry. I can’t talk now. I _____ go!

“____ you ____ get up early to go to work?” “Yes. I get up at five.”