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Have To Practice

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

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

a)

I have to do my homework.

b)

I have to sleep my homework.

c)

I have to run my homework.

d)

I have to eat my homework.

2.

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

a)

They have to clean the garden.

b)

I have to clean the house.

c)

She have to clean the dishes.

d)

I have to clean the car.

3.

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

a)

Study have to be done

b)

I have to study all day

c)

Have to study is boring

d)

I have to study for my exam.

4.

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

a)

I have to help my friend move this weekend.

b)

They have to help the sun rise.

c)

She have to help me with the dishes.

d)

I have to help my cat with homework.

5.

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

a)

You have to eat

b)

You have to listen.

c)

You have to speak

d)

You have to walk

6.

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

a)

I need to go to school

b)

I do not have to go to school

c)

I must go to school

d)

I want to go to school

7.

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

a)

She does not have to finish her homework.

b)

She will finish her homework.

c)

She can finish her homework.

d)

She must finish her homework.

8.

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

a)

We should clean our room

b)

We do not have to clean our room

c)

We must clean our room

d)

We can clean our room

9.

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

a)

He does not have to study for the test

b)

He can study for the test

c)

He must study for the test

d)

He doesn't have to study for the test

10.

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

a)

They can help their parents

b)

They do not have to help their parents

c)

They should help their parents

d)

They must help their parents

11.

Form a question using 'have to' for the sentence: 'She has to do her homework'.

a)

Does she has to do her homework?

b)

Does she have to do her homework?

c)

She has to do her homework?

d)

Has she to do her homework?

12.

Form a question using 'have to' for the sentence: 'I have to clean my room'.

a)

When do you have to clean your room?

b)

What do you have to do?

c)

Why do you have to clean your room?

d)

Do you have to clean your room?

13.

Form a question using 'have to' for the sentence: 'They have to study for the exam'.

a)

What do they have to do for the exam?

b)

Do they have to sleep for the exam?

c)

Have they to study for the exam?

d)

Are they studying for the exam?

14.

Form a question using 'have to' for the sentence: 'He has to help his sister'.

a)

Can he help his sister?

b)

Is he required to help his sister?

c)

Does he have to help his sister?

d)

Does he need to help his sister?

15.

Form a question using 'have to' for the sentence: 'We have to listen to the teacher'.

a)

Do we have to listen to the teacher?

b)

Have we to listen to the teacher?

c)

Do we listen to the teacher?

d)

Are we have to listen to the teacher?