Share 2.2 have to, must, mustn’t
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I ... help Mum every weekend.
have to
We ... have to go to bed early tonight. It’s Saturday!
don’t
Do you ... clean the kitchen every day?
have to
My mum works in a hospital. She ... be late for work.
mustn’t
He ... have to cook tonight. He’s having dinner at a restaurant.
doesn’t
Dad ... to work long hours tonight.
has
I ... leave now! It’s late.
must
What ... she have to do now?
does
They ... to help their parents at the weekend.
have
A: Why were you late? B: I ... go to the supermarket.
had to
A: Brenda ... do difficult Maths problems when she was a little girl. B: Really? What a clever child!
could
A: ... Jimmy ... walk to town yesterday? B: Yes, and he enjoyed the walk.
Did, have to
A: ... you speak English when you were six? B: No. I started learning it when I was eight.
Could
A: She wasn’t at home yesterday. Why? B: She ... work late.
had to
A: Maria ... to do all that work. B: That’s true, but she wanted to help.
didn’t have
A: I ... open the door. It was locked. B: Who had the key?
couldn’t
