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Have to, had to, will have to

You have to drive on the left in Britain.

My sister has to work on Saturdays.

Do your children have to take lunches to school?

You don’t have to phone her.

+ I/you/we/they have to go he/she/it has to go

? Do I/ you/we/they have to go? Does he/she/it have to go?

- I/you/we/they do not have to go he/she/it does not have to go

10. Complete the sentences with has to and expressions from the box.

be be be carry have wear

An accountant __________ good with numbers. – An accountant has to be good with numbers.

  1. A cook ________ very clean hands.

  2. An army officer ________ a uniform.

  3. A politician ________ good at speaking.

  4. A builder _________ heavy things.

  5. A secretary ________ good at spelling.

  1. Complete the sentences with don’t/doesn’t have to and the verbs from the box.

arrive close give go post speak water

You ________ any food to the fish; they only eat in the morning. – You don’t have to give any food to the fish; they only eat in the morning.

1. You ________ the windows; I’ll close them later.

2. Emma ________ the flowers; I watered them earlier.

3. Alice _________ those letters; Cathy’s going to the post office.

4. You __________ by train; Marianne will drive you.

5. You __________ French; everyone here understands English.

12. Make questions with Do … have to? Does…. Have to?

You/pay for the lessons. – Do you have to pay for the lessons?

1. John/take an exam.

2. They/ work next Saturday.

3. You/ drive your brother to the station.

4. Ann/ take an aspirin.

5. They/ work very long hours.

My mum had to leave school at sixteen.

Did you have to tell Jo?

I didn’t have to pay.

+ I/you/we/they had to go

? Did I/ you/we/they have to go?

- I/you/we/they did not have to go

13.Make positives (+), questions (?) and negatives (-).

He/learn French (+) – He had to learn French.

She/play tennis (-) – She didn’t have to play tennis.

Annie/ work last Saturday (?) – Did Annie have to work last Saturday?

1. John/ pay for his lessons (?).

2. Peter/ write poems (-).

3. You/ show your passport at the airport (?).

4. Sue/ learn music (+).

5. Joe/ write stories (+).

6. The children/ walk home (?).

7. Cara/ learn maths (-).

8. Bob/ take an exam last year (?)

9. learn Russian (-).

10. My friends/ wait for a long time for the train (?).

Alice will have to start school next September.

Al won’t have to come.

Will you have to work extra hours?

+ I/you/we/they will have to go

? Will I/ you/we/they have to go?

- I/you/we/they will not/won’t have to go

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