WorksheetsMust-have / don´t have to / Can-Can´t
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
The modal verb must is an auxiliary verb used with an infinitive verb to express obligation or prohibition.
For example: I must pay this bill today.
What is the correct sentence?
Can she swin tomorrow?
I must playing the piano
I must be there at eight
He must ran in the afternon
Stucture of must
What is the afirmative structure of this sentences?
Must + verb in infinitive + complement
Subject + must not + verb in infinitive without "to" + complement
Must + subject + infinitive verb without "to" + complement + ?
Subject + must + verb in infinitive without "to" + complement
The verb "to have" means to have. However, "have to" means "to have to" or "duty". That is, "have to" implies the obligation or necessity to do something.
Choise the correct sentence in afirmative
She has to buy new clothes.
She doesn’t have to listen to you.
She didn´t make the dinner
Do I have to work tomorrow?
What is the difenrent between must and have to?
Must is a suntantive and have to is a axuliar
Must is a verb irregular and have is regular
Must refers to an obligation between two people, or an obligation you feel. And have to refers to an external obligation... the rules, the law, something you have to do
The modal verb must is an auxiliary verb used with an infinitive verb to express obligation or prohibition.
When we negate the expression have to, we don't / don't have to, which expresses a lack of obligation. You don't have to, but you can if you want to
Wich sentence is in negative ?
She doesn’t have to pay the phone bill this week.
I have to clean the house
I have to stay home with the baby
He has to record a video
Estructure of don´t have to
Chiose the correct answer
Verb + do not + sustantive + complement
Subject + do not / don't / does not / doesn't + have / has to + verb
Subject + complemet + verb + complemet
Doesn't + subject + verb + complement
Choise the correct definition of (Can)
Is a iregular verb
Is a verb in past that we use to talk about something and someone having the ability to do something.
Is a modal verb that we use to talk about something and someone having the ability to do something. For example: She can sing
Is a regular verb
Here is the estructure in afirmative: Subject (pronoun or noun) + can + verb + complement.
Organize the sentence in afirmative
Cook - The - can - I - Sunday
(a)
The basic sentence structure with can't is:
Subject (pronoun or noun) + can't + verb + complement.
Wich of this sentences is in negative?
She can walk
Can you travel?
She can’t walk.
He doesn´t eat apple
Organízate the estructure in negative
Verb + Subject+ Complement + Can´t
(a)
