Correct or Incorrect: I have look after my younger brother on Friday
Incorrect: I have to look after my younger brother on Friday
We have / has to go to school at 8 o'clock
We have to go to school at 8 o'clock
Re-order this sentence: to / You / do / your / homework / have / English
You have to do your English homework
Re-order this sentence: I / Do / have / walk / to / dog / the / today?
Do I have to walk the dog today?
Re-order this sentence: he / uniform? / wear / Does / have / to / school / a
Does he have to wear a school uniform?
Make this into a negative sentence: I have to get up at 7 o'clock
I don't have to get up a 7 o'clock
Make this into a question: They have to catch the bus to school
Do they have to catch the bus to school?
Make this into a question: I have to cycle to Grandma's house today
Do I have to cycle to Grandma's house?
Make this into a negative: She has to go to bed early today
She doesn't have to go to bed early today
Correct or incorrect: She doesn't have to tidy her room
Correct
Lucy _____ have to go to the dentist this week (X)
doesn't
Make this into a negative: Ella and Lucy have to help their mum with the shopping
Ella and Lucy don't have to help their mum with the shopping
Re-order this sentence: Marina and Alejandra / to / have / canoeing / on / go / Saturday
Marina and Alejandra have to have go canoeing on Saturday
You _____ ___ be careful when cooking on a fire
You _____ ___ be careful when cooking on a fire
He _____ ____ create an advertisement to get new customers in his restaurant.
He _____ ____ create an advertisement to get new customers in his restaurant
Make into a question: We have to take our own food when we go camping
Do we have to take our own food when we go camping?
