At my school, you ( have to / don't have to ) buy your lunch, you ( can / can't ) bring your lunch from home. Whatever you choose, you ( have to / don't have to ) eat your lunch in the school cafeteria.
don't have to / can / have to
You ( have to / don't have to ) put your dog on a lead in this park.
have to
You ( can / can't ) wait on the platform for your train.
can
I'm lucky because I ( have to / don't have to ) ride a bus to school. I ( can / can't ) ride my bike if it's sunny.
don't have to / can
I ( can / can't ) watch TV before bed. I ( have to / don't have to ) read a book.
can't / have to
You ( have to / don't have to ) eat vegetables everyday to stay healthy.
have to
Employees ( have to / don't have to ) wash their hands.
have to
You ( can / can't ) go straight or you ( can / can't ) turn right. You ( can / can't) turn left.
can / can / can't
Can you stay up late on Friday and Saturday nights?
Yes, I can.
Do you have to do the washing up after dinner?
No, I don't.
You ( have to / don't have to ) pay attention in class. You ( can / can't ) sleep!
have to / can't
Do you have to tidy up your room at the weekend?
Yes, I do.
You ( have to / don't have to ) wear a seat belt in the car.
have to
Do you have to unload the shopping bags?
Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
The children ( can / can't ) play outside if it's sunny.
can
In most schools, you aren't allowed to chew gum in class, but it my school we ( can / can't ) .
can
