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Choose the correct sentence.
I have to wear a helmet.
I have to wearing a helmet.
I have wear a helmet.
I has to wear a helmet.
Choose the correct negative sentence.
I don’t have to run.
I doesn’t have to run.
I don’t has to run.
I not have to run.
“She ____ do homework today.”
don’t have to
having to
have to
has to
“He ____ wear a uniform at school.”
have to
have
has to
don’t have to
“We ____ bring food. The cafeteria is open.”
don’t have to
has to
have to
don’t have to
“They ____ be quiet in the library.”
has to
don’t have to
have to
having to
“My brother ____ clean his room.”
doesn’t have to
have to
has to
don’t have to
Choose the correct question.
Do you has to study?
Does you have to study?
Have you to study?
Do you have to study?
Answer: “Does she have to wake up early?”
Yes, she do.
Yes, she has.
Yes, she have.
Yes, she does.
“I ____ take an umbrella. It’s not raining.”
don’t have to
has to
have to
doesn’t have to
“He ____ wash his hands before eating.”
have to
has to
having to
don’t have to
“We ____ shout in class.”
have to
doesn’t have to
don’t have to
has to
“The students ____ listen to the teacher to understand the new topic.”
have to
has to
don’t have to
doesn’t have to
Choose the correct sentence.
She don’t have to cook.
She doesn’t have to cook.
She don’t has to cook.
She doesn’t has to cook.
Q: “____ you have to wear glasses?”
Does
Do
Are
Aren't
“My mom ____ work on Sundays. It's her day off.”
have to
doesn’t have to
has to
don’t have to
