We HAD TO / HAVE TO stop the football match yesterday because of bad weather.
had to
You HAVE TO / DON'T HAVE TO wear a helmet, but it's always a good idea.
don't have to
We HAD TO / DIDN'T HAVE TO wear wetsuits because the water wasn't cold.
didn't have to
Eric HAVE TO / HAS TO practise every day before a big competition.
has to
Lara HAS TO / DOESN'T HAVE TO wear goggles, but she prefers to.
doesn't have to
... you ... wear a helmet when you ride a horse? (have to)
Do you have to wear
Charlote ... practise diving every day when she's preparing for a competition. (have to)
has to
I ... leave badminton practice early yesterday because I hurt my foot. (have to)
had to
You ... bring your own racket. You can borrow one. (have to)
don't have to
... you ... play football in he rain last Saturday?
Did you have to
Now that Liam isn't in the team, he ... get up early for football practice. (have to)
doesn't have to
When we play sport at school we HAVE TO / HAS TO wear a red T-shirt.
have to
Ella doesn't HAVE TO / CAN'T / HAS TO do any hockey practice this week.
have to
Jake CAN'T / COULDN'T / HAS TO dive last summer, but he's really good at it now.
couldn't
HAS TO / HAVE TO / CAN our team win the competition?
can
Isaac HAVE TO / HAS TO / HAD TO wear special clothes when he goes to judo club.
has to
