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I _______ (have to / don’t have to) do my homework every day.
have to
We _______ (have to / don’t have to) go to school on Sunday.
don’t have to
True or False: “You don’t have to wear a uniform at school” means it’s not necessary.
True
Complete the sentence: He _______ wear a jacket because it’s cold.
has to
I _______ (have to / don’t have to) brush my teeth before bed.
have to
Correct the mistake: She don’t have to go to school.
She doesn’t have to go to school.
Fill in: You _______ bring your book today. We’re playing games!
don’t have to
Make a question: (you / do / homework / have to)
Do you have to do homework?
Say it in the negative: “I have to wear shoes.” → _______
I don’t have to wear shoes.
Translate the meaning: “I have to wake up early.” → What does it mean?
It means I must wake up early / It’s necessary.
Choose the opposite sentence: “I have to clean my room.” →
I don’t have to clean my room.
Speaking challenge: What do you have to do at school? What do you don’t have to do?
(Open answer — student should use both structures correctly.)
Choose the correct sentence:
A) She has to clean her room.
B) She have to clean her room.
Choose the correct negative sentence:
B) They don’t have to run.
A) They doesn’t have to run.
What does it mean? “I don’t have to cook dinner.”
B) It’s not necessary to cook dinner.
A) I must cook dinner.
Which is correct?
A) He have to study.
C) He has to study.
B) He has study to.
