Have To Practice

Form a sentence using 'have to' with the word 'homework'.

• I have to do my homework.

• I have to sleep my homework.

• I have to run my homework.

• I have to eat my homework.

Form a sentence using 'have to' with the word 'clean'.

• They have to clean the garden.

• I have to clean the house.

• She have to clean the dishes.

• I have to clean the car.

Form a sentence using 'have to' with the word 'study'.

• Study have to be done

• I have to study all day

• Have to study is boring

• I have to study for my exam.

Form a sentence using 'have to' with the word 'help'.

• I have to help my friend move this weekend.

• They have to help the sun rise.

• She have to help me with the dishes.

• I have to help my cat with homework.

Form a sentence using 'have to' with the word 'listen'.

• You have to eat

• You have to listen.

• You have to speak

• You have to walk

Identify the negation of 'have to' in the sentence: 'I have to go to school'.

• I need to go to school

• I do not have to go to school

• I must go to school

• I want to go to school

Identify the negation of 'have to' in the sentence: 'She has to finish her homework'.

• She does not have to finish her homework.

• She will finish her homework.

• She can finish her homework.

• She must finish her homework.

Identify the negation of 'have to' in the sentence: 'We have to clean our room'.

• We should clean our room

• We do not have to clean our room

• We must clean our room

• We can clean our room

Identify the negation of 'have to' in the sentence: 'He has to study for the test'.

• He does not have to study for the test

• He can study for the test

• He must study for the test

• He doesn't have to study for the test

Identify the negation of 'have to' in the sentence: 'They have to help their parents'.

• They can help their parents

• They do not have to help their parents

• They should help their parents

• They must help their parents